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From: ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram)
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Subject: Re: Is Programming Obsolete?
Date: 7 Apr 2024 18:51:32 GMT
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ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram) wrote or quoted:
>import tkinter

>tkinter.Label( text="Hi! What's your name?" ).pack()
>entry=tkinter.Entry()
>entry.pack()
>button = tkinter.Button( text="Ok" )
>def ok(): tkinter.Label( text="Hi, " + entry.get() + "!" ).pack()
>button.pack()
>button.config( command=ok )
>tkinter.mainloop()

  It can be rewritten to look a bit smaller and nicer:

from tkinter import *

Label( text="Hi! What's your name?" ).pack()
entry = Entry(); entry.pack()
def ok(): Label( text="Hi, " + entry.get() + "!" ).pack()
Button( text="Ok", command=ok ).pack()
mainloop()

  Now let me ask the Chatbot!

|Chatbot, please write a tiny tkinter program to ask the user
|for his name and then greet him using his name.

  Answer (The rest of my post is what the Chatbot answered):

|## Tiny Tkinter Program to Greet the User
|
|Here's a simple Tkinter program that asks the user for their
|name and then greets them:
|
|python
|import tkinter as tk
|
|def greet():
|    name = name_entry.get()
|    greeting_label.config(text=f"Hello, {name}!")
|
|root = tk.Tk()
|root.title("Greeting App")
|
|name_label = tk.Label(root, text="What's your name?")
|name_label.pack()
|
|name_entry = tk.Entry(root)
|name_entry.pack()
|
|greet_button = tk.Button(root, text="Greet Me", command=greet)
|greet_button.pack()
|
|greeting_label = tk.Label(root, text="")
|greeting_label.pack()
|
|root.mainloop()
|
|Here's how the program works:
|
|1. The `greet()` function is defined, which retrieves the
|user's name from the `name_entry` widget and updates the
|`greeting_label` with a personalized greeting.
|
|2. The main Tkinter window is created with the title "Greeting
|App".
|
|3. A label is added to prompt the user for their name.
|
|4. An entry widget is added to allow the user to input their
|name.
|
|5. A button is added with the text "Greet Me", which calls the
|`greet()` function when clicked.
|
|6. A label is added to display the greeting.
|
|7. The `mainloop()` function is called to start the Tkinter
|event loop and display the application.
|
|When the user enters their name and clicks the "Greet Me"
|button, the program will display a personalized greeting.