@LogicPhilosophy
Fun tutorial! 1:08:20 To give the calculator a tiny little more functionality, under the if event == 'ENTER', you can add current_num = [] # empties the current number list current_num.append(str(result)) # appends the result / ans to the current num list
@pyalgoGPT
Its high time to revisit this amazing series in the perspective of Flet ! Thank you !
@nigelpallatt
I have just enrolled in your Udemy course, I truly can not understand how you can have such organisational ability in your teaching! Very impressive.
@HulaHoopzz
This is amazing, I always wanted to have an option to create an option to create a Dynamic Theme changer event/button. Never found anything on the web, and it's pretty interesting and informative to see your approach!
@bernardseifert3034
In the text editor 1:48:04 u should add: if char_count == 0: word_count = 0 so that when you have nothing in there it wount tell u that u have 1 word
@ghaliahmed
just thank you! .... YES, its' CLEAR CODE
@mytech3833
This is no doubt THE BEST tutorial for beginners! From Scratch WOW
@NachosElectric
4:02:38 Google must have changed the layout of the weather page because all I'm getting when I print the name is 'Weather'. I downloaded your code from GitHub and it does the same thing (just displays 'Weather' where the city name should be). Any idea how to fix? I tried looking at the html for the page but it is a lot of code.
@Ehren1337
i can already tell this will be great tutorial for my IQ. thanks!
@jonateez
Finally it's back!
@chetnajadwal1975
Great video, helpful very much. Keep uploading these informative videos.
@codingwithrandy
This is a great selection of python projects for beginners. Well done
@harveybains146
Great explanation of this nice GUI
@piotrstepien1234
GraphApp, this is not working: fig = matplotlib.figure.Figure(figsize = (5,4)). Had to use this instead (from pyplot): fig = plt.figure(figsize = (5,4)). I don't know if this is system related issue but "figure" is not an attribute of matplotlib... Just FYI :)
@JMusicSelection
1:47:00 In the Text Editor the word count is wrong when there are chain of white spaces or new rows. Use split() without arguments to fix it. Cheers!:
clean_text = full_text.replace('\n', ' ').split()
if full_text == '':
word_count=0
else:
word_count = len(clean_text)
@Smartroid
Love your vids! Thank uuu
@meshramab1
thanks for great and clear explaination.very helpful to understand the logic using PysimpleGUI.
@snile_memes9978
HELP! I got error here (32:30) when i wrote "match" because i had python 9, but i need python 10 and more, i dowloaded new python and chose new interpreter in Visual Studio, but now i have error - No module named 'PySimpleGUI', i downloaded it and trying to update but i already did everything it, who knows what's the problem can be?
@keitayongz1578
for stopwatch part if you dont want to close and make new window you can try this:
if event == 'Start':
if active:
# from active to stop
active = False
window['Start'].update('Reset')
window['Lap'].update(visible = False)
else:
# from stop to reset
if start_time > 0:
window['TEXT'].update('Time')
window['Start'].update('Reset')
window['Start'].update('Start')
start_time = 0
# from start to active
else:
start_time = time()
active = True
window['Start'].update('Stop')
window['Lap'].update(visible = True)
if active:
elapsed_time = round(time() - start_time,1)
window['TEXT'].update(elapsed_time)
@ClearCode