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The document outlines the creation of a simple calculator GUI app using Python's Tkinter library. It includes instructions for setting up the application window, adding UI elements like labels and entry fields, and a button to perform calculations. Additionally, it suggests beginner-friendly projects for further development and offers guidance for building a To-Do list app next.

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Coding

The document outlines the creation of a simple calculator GUI app using Python's Tkinter library. It includes instructions for setting up the application window, adding UI elements like labels and entry fields, and a button to perform calculations. Additionally, it suggests beginner-friendly projects for further development and offers guidance for building a To-Do list app next.

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esult.set("Invalid input!

")

Set up window

app = tk.Tk()

app.title("Simple Calculator")

UI elements

tk.Label(app, text="First Number").pack()

entry1 = tk.Entry(app)

entry1.pack()

tk.Label(app, text="Second Number").pack()

entry2 = tk.Entry(app)

entry2.pack()

operation = tk.StringVar()

tk.Label(app, text="Choose Operation (+ - * /)").pack()

tk.Entry(app, textvariable=operation).pack()

tk.Button(app, text="Calculate", command=calculate).pack()

result = tk.StringVar()

tk.Label(app, textvariable=result).pack()

app.mainloop()

```

💡 You just built your first GUI App in Python!


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🔧 Step 5: Tools You Can Use

- VS Code – for coding (lightweight and easy)

- Thonny – beginner-friendly Python IDE

- PyInstaller – turns your Python script into a real app (.exe file)

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🚀 What Can We Build Next?

Here are beginner-friendly projects you can try next:

- ✅ To-Do list app

- ✅ Flashcard/quiz app

- ✅ Countdown timer

- ✅ BMI calculator

- ✅ Currency converter

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💬 Let me know which type of app you want to build next, and I’ll guide you step-by-step (with
explanation and code). We’ll level up together! 😎🔥

Would you like to build a To-Do List App next?

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