Making Your First GUI: Python3, Tkinter
Writing a conversion app is a great start for anyone hoping to jump into GUI development!
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This can also be a great way to learn Python fast and to get the basics of Python fairly simiplily with a good foundation for other projects!
I recently completed this small piece of software for a client on CodeMentor.
This GUI application allows you to input a number of seconds, and convert it into different units. (Minutes, Hours, & Days) The user can switch the units via a dropdown menu in the app.
Dropdown in app allows you to control unit conversions:
I am making a project with tkinter that asks a question with random and checks for the correct answer. It works in terminal without GUI, but I cannot seem to figure out how to display the question in the label or compare it to the entry box.
the Q&A is meant to run an iteration of 10 before ending and providing a total score of */10
wheres the rest of the app?
Hey Bruce! The full source code is available on my website here! :) Enjoy
thanks. It worked, after I commented out your βfrom lab5converternew import *β line β must be one of your private libraries.
Thanks for that Bruce, I have updated the code to no longer have that line.