I was inspired by MadLibs. It's a fun game and simple enough to code but I've only ever tried it once and that was just using python terminal - this is with TKinter, making it a lot tougher, especially because I was a solo team.
You are given inputs, then a random madlib is created as a result of these inputs. The phrases themselves are randomized out of a list of possible sentence structures based around the type of word in the sentence to be added.
Python. I used TKinter for the interface, basically not using the terminals other than for debugging.
The entry widget on the TKinter is really annoying to use, it took a bit of research and lots of guessing and checking to finally figure out how to use it properly.
I like how the project works in the end. It's not the best looking thing you'll see, but it functions properly and well. I also liked working to debug, despite how painful it was.
I learned a lot more on how to use Python and the TKinter interface, and I guess I learned how hard this type of arduous labor can be over long periods of time.
Nothing - this was a small and pretty bad project, but I did learn a lot!
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