This tutorial will be how to create a counter using Python and the library tkinter
The tkinter library allows the user to create GUIs for users to interact with. Here tkinter will be used to create a frame the will contain a label, which will show the seconds being counted, and a stop button that will stop the counter and destroy the frame.
Start by creating the counting function. Here is a quick tutorial on Functions if you are unfamiliar with python functions.
seconds = 0
def seconds_Timer(Timer):
seconds = 0
# Counting function
def count():
global seconds
seconds += 1
Timer.config(text=str(seconds))
Timer.after(1000, count)
count()
Here is the frame the will contain the button and the seconds counted
# Creating the frame
root = tk.Tk()
# Setting Label
root.title("Counter")
Timer = tk.Label(root, fg="blue")
Timer.pack()
# Calling the Timer Function
seconds_Timer(Timer)
# Stop Button
button_STP = tk.Button(root, text='Stop', fg="red" , width=40, command=root.destroy)
# Adding the button
button_STP.pack()
root.mainloop()
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