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ProgrammingHero1/100-plus-python-coding-problems-with-solutions
A list of python problems for beginners and intermediate developers
A collection of Python exercises organized into markdown files by category — loops, string reversal, number theory, simple games. Aimed at beginners who want to think through problems before seeing solutions, not just copy code. The 'Solution Strategy' doc makes that intent explicit.
The progression curve is reasonable: starts with int(input()) conversions and works up to permutations and Cows-and-Bulls. Each problem explains the thinking before showing code, which is more useful than repos that just dump answers. The simple game implementations (hangman, rock-paper-scissors, guess game) give beginners something they can actually run and feel good about. User-submitted section shows the repo attracted real engagement at some point.
The README is a structural mess — sections 1 through 4 appear twice with conflicting link targets, and several links in the first pass point to completely wrong files (section 2.2 says 'Max of three' but links to Math-Power.md). Abandoned since June 2023 with an explicit note that 'only half the task is done', so the advertised 100+ problems never materialized. One problem ('Binary to decimal') is paywalled behind a Google Play app link, which is a strange move for a learning repo. No tests anywhere — you're trusting the author that the solutions are actually correct.