Hi everyone! I just started learning Python via freeCodeCamp. I’m building out a repository to track my workshop scripts, focusing on finance and automation concepts. I’d love any feedback on my code structure!
Here is my repository: GitHub - shreyafinance/finance-python-practice: Beginner Python scripts applied to finance, compliance, and MIS reporting. · GitHub
This is a great start, especially for someone early in Python 
Your focus on finance + automation is a strong direction. I had a quick look at the idea, and one thing that can really help your repo stand out is better structure and consistency.
A few suggestions:
Organize scripts into folders like basics/, finance_tools/, automation/
Add clear README explanations for each script
Use meaningful function names and comments for readability
Maybe include sample inputs/outputs for clarity
Keep going with freeCodeCamp — consistency matters more than perfection at this stage. Looking forward to seeing how you evolve this project.
Thank you so much for taking the time to look at my repository and for the encouraging words!
Your suggestions make perfect sense. I am going to restructure my directories into clearer categories like basics/ and finance_tools/, and I will start adding dedicated README files with sample inputs and outputs so the projects are easier to follow.
I really appreciate the advice on folder consistency and readability—I’ll keep working through the freeCodeCamp curriculum and applying these practices as I go!