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Topic: Video Games.

Butoxors [25]

Answer:

Fire Emblem

Explanation:

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3 years ago

What are the differences between tkinter toolkit and PyQt?

lesantik [10]

Answer:

See the explanation

Explanation:

tkinter toolkit

Easy to use
Easy to learn
Easy to debug
Good for simple tasks
TkInter applications are simpler as compared to PyQt because it is included in standard Python distribution.
Faster than PyQt.
Does not have advanced widgets.
No interface builder available.
Free for commercial utilization.

PyQt

More flexible in terms of coding.
Harder to debug as compared to tkinter
GUI is clearer in display than tkinter
Widgets are more interactive than that of tkinter
size of a PyQt program is larger than that of tkinter
uses a variety of paltform APIs and gives primary access to these APIs through a unique API.
Has an interface builder that allows to design interfaces without writing any code.
Has modern widgets.
Due to its vast interface and several UI components it is a bit confusing to learn as compared to tkinter.
Commercial license is required to release the code.
Cross-platform and native GUI.

Widgets are GUI components such as buttons, labels, menus.

a) Label

This is a tkinter widget to show the text or image on the screen. It looks like a display box. The user can easily edit or update label.

For example to display a label with text "Hello World" the following chunk of code is used:

import tkinter

widget = tkinter.Tk()

label =tkinter.Label(widget, text="Hello World")

label.pack()

tkinter.mainloop()

b) Entry

This is a tkinter widget to accept the text input from user. For example if you want to get a single line text from user then you can use Entry widget. The code below displays an entry widget with the message: Enter input text: Here the user can input the text.

import tkinter

widget = tkinter.Tk()

entry = tkinter.Entry(widget)

entry.insert(0, "Enter input text:")

entry.pack()

tkinter.mainloop()

c) Button

This is a tkinter widget to add a button in an application. You can enter some text or an image in this button convey its purpose. When you click on the button a function is called or an event is emitted.

The following chunk of code displays a button with the text "Click Me" on the button.

import tkinter

widget = tkinter.Tk()

button = tkinter.Button(widget, text="Click Me")

button.pack()

tkinter.mainloop()

d) Frame

This is a tkinter widget to group together and organize other widgets and arranges their position.

The following chunk of code displays an outer frame with a label with text "parent label" and an inner frame with a label of text "child frame".

import tkinter

widget = tkinter.Tk()

frame = tkinter.LabelFrame(widget,text="parent frame")

label= tkinter.Label(frame,text="child frame")

frame.pack(padx=10, pady=10)

label.pack()

tkinter.mainloop()

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3 years ago

Def build_dictionary(string):

MissTica

Answer:

Follows are the code to this question:

def build_word_counter(string):#defining a method build_word_counter that accepts string as a parameter

d = dict()#defining d variable as a dictionary

for x in string:#defining for loop that use string

x = x.lower()#Use lower method

if not d.get(x):#defining if block that holds value in d variable

d[x] = 1#use dictionary to hold value in 1

else:#defining else block

d[x] += 1#use dictionary to increment value by 1

return d#return dictionary

print(build_word_counter(["Like","like","LIKE"]))#use print method to call method

def build_letter_distribution(string):#defining a method build_letter_distribution that accepts string variable

d = dict()#defining d variable as a dictionary

for i in string:#defining for loop to count string value

for j in i:#defining for loop to hold string as number

if not d.get(j):#defining if block that doesn't get value in dictionary

d[j] = 1#hold value in dictionary

else:#defining else block

d[j] += 1#use dictionary to increment the dictionary value

return d#return dictionary

print(build_letter_distribution(["Like","test","abcdEFG"]))#use print method to return its value

Output:

please find the attached file.

Explanation:

In the first program a method, "build_word_counter" is defined that accepts a string variable in its parameter, and inside the method, a dictionary variable "d" is defined that uses the for loop to hold string value and convert all value into lower case.

In the next step, a conditional statement is used that holds value in the dictionary and count its word value.

In the second program a method, "build_letter_distribution" is defined that holds string variable in its parameter, and inside the method, a dictionary variable "d" is defined that uses the two for loop and in if the block, it holds value in the dictionary and returns its value, and use print method to print its return its value.