Python Create Chess Game & Chatbot w/ Python in 7 Months

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Creating a chess game that can compete against a player with a 1700 rating is a challenging task for a beginner in Python. It is recommended to start with smaller projects, such as a text-based game, before attempting more complex applications like a chess game or a chatbot. Developing a chatbot could be a more realistic goal within a seven-month timeframe, especially if it focuses on basic conversation without advanced features like voice recognition. Consistent daily programming practice and setting achievable goals are crucial for progress in learning Python. A suggested resource for understanding strategy games is an older book that provides a straightforward introduction to programming such games.
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Hello!
I just started learning Python and I was wondering is it possible for a total beginnner to make a fairly decent chess game which could beat someone with a rating of 1700 or so ( that's my rating , lol :D ) .
Edit: I actually have a second idea of making some kind of chatbot, that would talk to you . Would that be more realistic for a total beginner to create in 7 months? I even thought that this chatbot could have some kind of voice recognition or the other way around, that he could talk and i had to write my responses, but i think i might had just let my imagination wild for a while .. it may have something to do with the fact that i just finished watching Iron Man for the first time .d
PS: Thank you! Looking forward to your reply!
 
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It all depends on how much you program and learn about programming each day. Start small, with small goals. Make a text based game first, for example, instead of jumping straight into making a chatbot. Start simple.
 
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