Welcome to the official repository of my Python Development Internship at CodSoft – a hands-on internship opportunity focused on developing problem-solving skills and real-world coding experience.
Throughout this internship, I worked on beginner-friendly yet logic-driven tasks that strengthened my command of Python fundamentals. Here's a breakdown of what I’ve built.
The CodSoft internship emphasizes practical learning, creativity, and coding discipline. Over the span of the internship, I completed three core Python projects, each targeting essential programming constructs like conditionals, loops, functions, and user interaction.
All projects were coded from scratch, with a clean structure and some enhancements for usability and code readability.
An interactive calculator supporting multiple operations and a calculation history log.
- Supports: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Modulus, Power, Floor Division
- Input validation for numeric values
- Handles division/modulus by zero
- Option to view all past calculations in history
- Clean loop-based console UI with exit command
Classic RPS game with scoring and round-based gameplay against the computer.
- Accepts user choice and randomly generates computer move
- Implements core win/draw/lose logic
- Keeps score for both user and computer
- Repeats rounds until the player quits
- Final result announced based on scores
Customizable password generator with three levels of strength.
- User sets desired password length
- Options for Letters Only, Letters + Numbers, or Full (Symbols included)
- Secure password generation using
randomandstringmodules - Validates all inputs and displays final password with a safety tip
📁 Source Code → Password_generator.py
If time allows, I plan to enhance this repository with:
🔐 A basic login/signup system using file handling
🧮 A simple quiz app using dictionaries and scoring logic
- Python 3
- Console-based UI
random,string, and basic modules- IDE: VS Code + Terminal Debugging
- Writing reusable functions makes code cleaner and easier to debug
- User input validation is key to a better user experience
- Even simple projects require thoughtful logic and testing
- Planning before coding saves time later
- 🧠 GitHub
- 📩 Email: deepraj5915@gmail.com
This internship wasn’t just a learning checkpoint – it was a launchpad. Each task helped me improve as a Python programmer and made coding fun again.
“Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it’s bad.” – Cory House