🧩 Mini Projects Repository

A structured collection of progressively built Python mini-projects categorized by difficulty level. This repository is designed to document learning progression, problem-solving skills, and practical implementation of programming concepts.

📂 Repository Structure Mini-project/ ├── beginner/ ├── medium/ └── hard/

Projects are organized based on complexity: Beginner → Foundational scripting projects Medium → Logic-heavy and modular implementations Hard → Advanced system-level or scalable applications

📘 Beginner Projects Project Description File Organizer Automatically categorizes files into folders based on extensions Unit Converter Converts values between length, weight, and temperature units 📗 Medium Projects Projects in this section focus on: Structured architecture Better error handling Data structures and algorithms usage Modular design (Projects will be added progressively.)

📕 Hard Projects Projects in this section will include: System design elements API integrations Optimization logic Advanced Python concepts (Projects will be added progressively.)

🎯 Objective Strengthen Python fundamentals Build structured, modular applications Practice clean code principles Develop portfolio-ready implementations Maintain progressive complexity growth

🛠 Tech Stack Python 3.x Standard Library Modules CLI-based implementations (initial phase) Future upgrades may include: GUI development Web-based applications API integrations Database connectivity

🚀 How to Use Clone the repository: git clone (https://github.com/Sankethhhhhhh/Mini-project.git) cd Mini-project

Navigate into any project folder and run:

python main.py 📈 Development Approach Each project follows: Clear problem definition Modular implementation Clean directory structure Documented README Version-controlled iteration

📜 License This repository is licensed under the MIT License.