Program 1 from tkinter import * def checkLogin(): # print(“User Name:”,uname.get()) # print(“Password:”, upass.get()) # user=uname.get() # pass1=upass.get() if(uname.get()==’dataflair’ and upass.get()==’12345′): lb3[“text”]=”Valid User” lb3[“fg”]=”green” else: lb3[“text”]=”Invalid User .. Login again” lb3[“fg”] = “red” my_root=Toplevel()...
Program 1 from tkinter import * my_root=Tk() my_root.geometry(‘500×500’) my_root.title(‘Container add option’) my_root.wm_iconbitmap(‘2.ico’) my_root.maxsize(500,500) my_root.minsize(500,500) mf=Frame(width=500,height=500,bg=’yellow’) mf.pack() lb1=Label(mf,text=”Employee Id:”,font=’Arial,10,bold’,bg=’yellow’) #lb1.pack() lb1.place(x=50,y=50) lb2=Label(mf,text=”Employee Name:”,font=(‘Arial,10,bold’),bg=’yellow’) lb2.place(x=45,y=100) txt1=Entry(mf,font=(‘Arial,10,bold’)) txt1.place(x=150,y=50) txt2=Entry(mf,font=(‘Arial,10,bold’)) txt2.place(x=170,y=100) my_root.mainloop() #Grid Application # lb1=Label(text=”Employee Id:”,font=’Arial,10,bold’) #...
Program 1 from tkinter import * my_root=Tk() my_root.geometry(‘500×500’) my_root.title(“Entry Window”) my_root.wm_iconbitmap(‘2.ico’) lb1=Label(text=”Enter a number”,font=(‘Arial’,15,’bold’)) strvalue=StringVar() txt1=Entry(textvariable=strvalue ,font=(‘Arial’,15,’bold’),fg=’red’) btn1=Button(text=”Click here”,font=(‘Arial’,10,’bold’),fg=’blue’) lb1.grid(row=0,column=0) txt1.grid(row=0,column=1) btn1.grid(row=1,column=0) my_root.mainloop()
Program 1 from tkinter import * def click(n): if(n==1): n=mynum.get() f=1 while(n!=0): f=f*n n=n-1 #print(“Factorial is “,f) lb3[“text”]=”Factorial is: {}”.format(f) if(n==2): n=mynum.get() s=0 while(n!=0): r=n%10 s=s*10+r n=n//10 #print(“Factorial is “,f) lb3[“text”]=”Reverse is: {}”.format(s) my_root=Tk()...
Program 1 from tkinter import * class MyEntry: def __init__(self,myroot): self.mf=Frame(myroot,width=500,height=500,bg=’yellow’) self.mf.pack() self.mf.propagate(0) self.lb1=Label(self.mf,text=”Enter a String:”,font=(‘Arial,10,bold’)) self.lb1.place(x=50,y=100) self.strv=StringVar() self.txt1=Entry(self.mf,show=’*’, font= (‘Arial,13,bold’),fg=’red’,textvariable=self.strv) self.txt1.place(x=150,y=100) self.txt1.bind(‘<Return>’,self.display) self.btn1=Button(self.mf,text=”Click Here”,font=(‘Arial,10,bold’),command=lambda :self.display(0)) self.btn1.place(x=50, y =200) self.lb2 = Label(self.mf, text=”-“, font=(‘Arial,10,bold’))...
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