Python Projects Titles
Python Projects Titles
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This project uses Python to record and manage student attendance through a simple GUI
(using Tkinter) and stores the data in a CSV file. It allows teachers to mark present/absent,
view records, and generate attendance reports.
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This Python application fetches real-time weather data from OpenWeatherMap API. Users
enter a city name, and the app displays temperature, humidity, pressure, and a brief
description of current conditions.
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A command-line or GUI-based system for managing a small library. It keeps track of books
issued, returned, available stock, and fine calculation. It uses a local database (SQLite) for
persistent storage.
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A personal finance tracker that records expenses and income in a CSV file. It includes a
graphical dashboard (using matplotlib) to visualize trends and helps users track spending
habits.
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Allows users to send emails through a Gmail/SMTP server. GUI includes fields for recipient,
subject, body, and attachment upload using smtplib and tkinter.filedialog.
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Used by small businesses to generate customer invoices. The app allows input of items, price,
quantity, and applies taxes or discounts. The final bill can be saved or printed as a PDF.
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Users input their stock holdings, and the app fetches live market prices using an API. It
displays current value, gain/loss, and interactive charts with PyQt or Tkinter.
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A game app that generates random Sudoku puzzles and lets users solve them. Includes hints,
solution validation, and difficulty levels using backtracking logic.
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A finance tool that takes user-input transactions and generates pie charts for income and
expense categories. Uses matplotlib and Tkinter for visualization.
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Connects to a database (SQLite/MySQL), shows all records from a selected table, and allows
filtering, sorting, and simple updates—all via GUI.
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This GUI dashboard app lets small business owners enter or import monthly sales data and
instantly see trends through bar graphs, pie charts, and growth indicators. Visuals are
generated using matplotlib and updated live inside a PyQt5 interface. CSV/Excel export
included.
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This GUI app lets sellers upload their product sales data and view it as heatmaps by category,
region, or time. Using seaborn and matplotlib within PyQt5, it helps identify peak seasons,
bestsellers, and low performers.
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Users enter planned vs. actual expenses across categories. The app compares them through
grouped bar charts and donut graphs, highlighting over/under-spending visually inside a
Tkinter or PyQt5 interface.
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Users upload product review data (CSV or scraped), and the app displays sentiment analysis,
frequent keywords, rating breakdowns, and word clouds. Streamlit’s sidebar widgets allow
filtering by rating or product.
Projects (Python + HTML/CSS/JS/Django)
1.E-commerce Website
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An online store built using Django where users can browse products, add to cart, and
simulate checkout. Includes user login, admin panel
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A Django blog system where admins can create, edit, and delete posts. Users can comment on
posts. Frontend uses Bootstrap, and dynamic behavior like comment loading is handled by
JS.
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Users can browse events, book tickets, and receive confirmation. Django handles seat
availability and booking logic, while the frontend shows real-time seat status updates using
JavaScript.
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A Django-based job listing site where recruiters post jobs and candidates apply. Includes
search, filtering, and login roles. JavaScript enables live filtering and form enhancements.
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A complete application system for colleges where students can apply, upload documents, and
track status. Admins review, accept/reject applications. Frontend includes multi-step form
with JS validation.