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Python GUI (Graphical User Interface) Assignment Help

Python has lots of options to create Graphical User Interfaces. Some of the most important tools are listed below:

• Tkinter
• wxPython
• Jython
• Kivy
• PyQt

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Checkout the definitions of some of the Python GUI assignments we have solved.

Tkinter Assignment Help

Tkinter is the Python binding to the Tk / Tcl GUI toolkit. With Tkinter, we can create GUI applications very fast and easily. Tk offers native look and feel on all platforms.

Program with Tkinter

    import Tkinter
    win = Tkinter.Tk()
    win.mainloop()

First we need to import the Tkinter module which always needs to be imported, it contains the Tk toolkit, widgets, functions and classes to work with Tkinter.

import Tkinter

The other way is to import everything from the Tkinter which can be written as follows:

from Tkinter import *

To initialize the Tkinter, we need to create an object of main Tkinter widget Tk. It has an associated Tcl interpreter. This is the most basic window which gets created before creating any other widgets. This is the widget having a window and title bar. We can create this object as given as below.

win = Tkinter.Tk()

To start the program, keep it running and keep the window open until user clicks the close button, we need to write the following line.

win.mainloop()

The main window will not appear until it calls this method. This method allows handling user events as well as system events.

Use of Tkinter Widgets

We have seen the use of main frame, there are many widgets available in TKinter, let's see which widgets are there and how to use them. We will take the Label widget. The Label widget is used to display some text or some icon. The first parameter to construct the label is the name of the parent window. There are many other keywords/standard parameters like text, image, padding and underline.

We can use and access the Tkinter widgets in many ways like given below:

    import Tkinter as tk
    win = tk.Tk()
    win.geometry("500x100")
    lbl = tk.Label(win, text="Welcome to Assignment Solution Guru", anchor=tk.CENTER)
    lbl.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, expand=1)
    win.mainloop()

Save the above code in the file named first.py. To run the program, run the script as usual:

python first.py

The output will be something like following:

There are the many other widgets such as given below:

• Button
• Label
• Canvas
• TopLevel
• Checkbutton
• Entry
• Frame
• ListBox
• Menu
• MenuButton
• Message
• RadioButton
• Scale
• Scrollbar
• Text
• LabelFrame
• PanedWindow
• Spinbox

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wxPython Assignment Help

wxPython is the wrapper around the wxWidgets, where wxWidgets is the cross platform C++ library. wxPython is the cross platform library for building the desktop applications in Python. wxPython has basic five modules as given below:

1. Windows and Containers
2. GDI
3. Core
4. Misc
5. Controls

Windows and Containers Module consists of various containers to hold other widgets within them. Examples are Panel, Scrolled Window, Dialog, Frame etc. Controls Module is a set of widgets that are used in applications to mainly interact with the user IO. Examples are Button, Label, Toolbar, Menubar etc. Core Module is a collection of the elementary classes. It includes the events, basic geometry operations etc. GDI Module is Graphics Device Interface which is an interface to work with graphics. The GDI consists of 2D Vector Graphics, Fonts and Images. Misc Module contains facilities such as logging, application configuration, system setting etc.

wxPython example code:

    import wx
    app = wx.App()
    frame = wx.Frame(None, title='Demo WX Application')
    frame.Show()
    app.MainLoop()

Save the above code in the file named wx_demo.py. To run the program, run following command:

python wx_demo.py

The output will be something like following:

The first line imports the wx modules, next it creates the object of the application window for wxWidgets. The Frame widget creates an important container widget of wxPython and show method displays the frame. The last line is for entering the mainloop. The MainLoop creates an endless cycle. It catches and dispatches all the events that exist during the life of our application.

wxPython is one of the best GUI development tools to create a scalable application with minimum learning curve. We have solved many wxPython assignments here at Assignment Solution Guru. Some of the examples of this type of Python GUI Assignments are: library management system, schools management system, inventory system, etc.

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Kivy Assignment Help

Kivy is free and an open source Python library for developing mobile applications and mutli-touch software applications. Kivy is totally free to use under MIT license. Kivy is cross platform: it runs on Linux, windows, OS X, Android, iOS and Rasberry Pi. There are many UI (User Interface) elements in Kivy; such as labels, input textboxes, listbox, radio buttons, drop-downs etc. These elements are known as widgets in Kivy. A widget may have properties such as id, color, text, font size, etc. A widget may trigger some events such as touch down, touch move, and touch up. It is represented by a subclass of the kivy.uix.widget.Widget class.

Kivy example code:

    from kivy.app import App
    import kivy
    kivy.require("1.10.0")
    from kivy.uix.label import Label

    class FirstApp(App):
        def build(self):
            return Label(text="Hello World!")
        
    if __name__ == "__main__":
        FirstApp().run()	

Save the example code in a file and name it kivy_demo.py. Run the program with following command:

python kivy_demo.py

The output will be:

Kv language

Kivy language (Kv) is a language to develop user interfaces and interactions. A widget can be created in Python code or in kv file. Kivy language can separate application logic from the presentation of it. It is preferred to create widget in kv file because of its independence, simplicity and clear syntax. Sometimes, it is needed to use Python code to manage a user interface dynamically. In Kivy, the naming convention for the .kv file needs to follow the main app class name, so the name of the app class and .kv file should be same. Save the below code in file named FirstApp.kv

    #:kivy 1.8.0
    <Label>
    text: 'Hello World!'

Now the Python file code will be replaced by following code.

    from kivy.app import App
    import kivy
    kivy.require("1.10.0")
    from kivy.uix.label import Label

    class FirstApp(App):
        def build(self):
            return Label()
        
    if __name__ == "__main__":
        FirstApp().run()	

Kivy is your best choice when you want to build a multi-touch or mobile application. Kivy is still missing some important widgets useful for desktop applications. But it's multi-touch base and multi-platform capabilities allow us to develop applications for Android and iOS. At Assignment Solution Guru, we have helped many students solve their Python Kivy assignments. These are some of the inquiries we receive for this type of Python GUI Assignments: galleries, games, educational apps, etc.

PyQt Assignment Help

PyQt is the Python interface for Qt. Qt is the most powerful and popular cross platform GUI library. PyQt is compatible with all the popular operating systems such as Windows, Linux and Mac OS. PyQt API has large number of classes and modules.

QtGui: It deals with the graphical elements.
QtCore: It deals with core non-GUI classes that can be used by other modules.
QtNetwork: It has classes for network interface programming.
QtOpenGL: This allows for the incorporation of OpenGL.
QtSql: It is wrapper for collection of database integration.
QtSvg: It is used to display support vector graphics.
QtXML: Classes for handling XML data.
QtMultimedia: It has classes for multimedia programming.

PyQT example code:

    import sys
    from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QWidget
    
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    w = QWidget()
    w.resize(300, 200)
    w.move(100, 300)
    w.setWindowTitle('PyQt Window')
    w.show()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

Save the example code in a file with name pyqt_demo.py. Run the program with following command:

python pyqt_demo.py

The output will be similar to following:

PyQT is the second most used tool for Python GUI Assignments. Students come to Assignment Solution Guru to get PyQT assignment help when they are asked to submit a standalone GUI or network GUI applications. Some examples of this kind of Python GUI assignments we have solved are: crawlers, database mergers, chat applications, etc.

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Jython Assignment Help

Jython is designed to run on Java Platform. Jython is an implementation of Python for the JVM. Jython takes the syntax of Python programming language and runs on the Java Platform. A Jython program can import and use the Java classes. Its program compiles to Bytecode and it is stored in .class file. It can use AWT, Swing and SWT Packages. It is truly multi-threaded in nature.

Jython example code:

    from javax.swing import *
    frame = JFrame("Hello World", defaultCloseOperation = JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE,size = (300, 300))
    frame.show()

Save the example code in a file and name the file jython_demo.py. Run the program with following command:

python jython_demo.py

The output will be similar to following:

Jython gives you the capability of using Java classes with Python. At Assignment Solution Guru, we receive many inquiries where students are learning Java and Python both and they are asked to develop GUI applications using Jython. We have provided many Jython GUI assignment help to many students including the solutions for image processing, graphs, web-api clients.

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