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‎Python/Fundamentals_Python.py‎

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name = "Afif"
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print(type(name))
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print(type(name) == str)
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print(isinstance(name, str))
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age=20
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print("Age is",isinstance(age, int))
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Age=float(age)
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print("Age is float:",isinstance(Age, int))
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num="21"
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print("AGE = ",num," is str: ",isinstance(num, str))
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AGE = int(num)
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print("AGE = ",AGE," is int: ",isinstance(AGE, int))
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#is Identity operator Returns true while comparing two similar objects
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#in membership operator Tells if a value is present in a list, ssequence etc.
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def is_adult(a):
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return True if a>18 else False #Ternary operator
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print(is_adult(age))
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print("Afif". upper())
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print("AfIF".lower())
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print("AfiF person".title())
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print("afif".islower())
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#isalpha() - check if string only contains characters & is not empty
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#isalnum() - check if string contains characters or digits
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#isdecimal() - check if string contains only digits
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#lower() - lowercase verdsion of a string
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#upper() - uppercase version of a string
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#startswith() - to check if the string starts with a specific substring
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#endswith() - to check if the string ends with a specific substring
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#replace() - replaces a part of a string
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#split() - separates a string at a specific character separator
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#strip() - trim whitespaces from a string
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#join() - append new letters to a string
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#find() - find position of a substring
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print(name[-2])
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string = "he is cool"
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print(string[:5])
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print(string[3:8])
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done = False
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print(type(done)==bool)
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if done:
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print("Yes")
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else:
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print("No")
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book1_read = True
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book2_read = False
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read_any_book = any([book1_read, book2_read])
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print(read_any_book)
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read_all_book = all([book1_read, book2_read])
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print(read_all_book)

‎Python/GUI Basics/Test2.py‎

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#basic window with widgets
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'''
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Widgets are building blocks of Tkinter
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i.e. texts,buttons,menus,frames etc.
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Understanding the widgets and controlling them is key to mastering any GUI framework
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TKinter has 2 sets of widgets
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tk widgets were the og
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ttk widgets were added later on (more modern)
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'''
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import tkinter as tk
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from tkinter import ttk
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def button_func():
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print('A button was clicked')
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def print_hello():
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print('hello')
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#crete window - call tk.Tk() function & its gonna return the actual
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# window in which we place everything in
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window = tk.Tk()
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#to display a certain variable - variable.mathod()
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window.title('Window & Widgets')
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#set size of window geometry('widthxheight')
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window.geometry('800x500')
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#ttk widgets
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label = ttk.Label(master = window, text='Thi is a test')
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label.pack()
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#tk.text
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text = tk.Text(master = window)
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text.pack()
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#tk.Text(master = window) only cretes the widget & tells what the parent is. Does not place it visually.
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#the method .pack() takes a widget and then packs it all the way on the top center like a stack
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#ttk entry
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entry = ttk.Entry(master=window)
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entry.pack()
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text_label = ttk.Label(master = window, text='My label')
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text_label.pack()
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#ttk button - never call a function in command as we don't want the button to call the function without getting clicked
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button = ttk.Button(master=window, text='A Button', command=button_func)
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button.pack()
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#exercise
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#text label
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#button
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#button_hello = ttk.Button(master=window, text='Print Hello', command=print_hello)
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button_hello = ttk.Button(master=window, text='Print Hello', command=lambda:print('hello'))
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button_hello.pack()
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#run
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window.mainloop()
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'''
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mainloop - 1. Updates to GUI
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[Wriiten text or updatation of widgets actually gets displayed]
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2. Checks for events [Button clicks, mouse movements, closing the window]
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without mainloop app can't run
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'''

‎Python/GUI Basics/Test3.py‎

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#Getting widget data & changing widgets
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'''
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Two major ways to get data from a widget
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i.Tkinter variables [Should be used most of the time] (A bit advanced)
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ii.get()
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Lots of widget have obvious data that the user would want to get
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hence there is a get method
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For example, entry has a get method that returns its text
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Widgets can be updated with config [Every widget has the config method]
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Label.config(text='new text')
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Label['text']='some new text'
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'''
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import tkinter as tk
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from tkinter import ttk
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def btn_func():
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#get the content of the entry
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#print(entry.get())
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entry_text=entry.get()
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#update the label
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label['text']=entry_text
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# entry['state']='disabled'
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#window
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window=tk.Tk()
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window.title('Getting & setting widgets')
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#widgets
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label=ttk.Label(master=window, text='Label')
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label.pack()
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entry=ttk.Entry(master=window)
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entry.pack()
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button=ttk.Button(master=window, text='Button', command=btn_func)
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button.pack()
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#run
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window.mainloop()

‎Python/GUI Basics/test.py‎

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#tk gives the basic logic
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import tkinter as tk
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#ttk has all the widgets that we want to use
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#from tkinter import ttk
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import ttkbootstrap as ttk
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def convert():
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mile_input = entry_int.get()
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km_output = mile_input * 1.61
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output_string.set(km_output)
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#window
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window = ttk.Window(themename='darkly')
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window.title('Demo')
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#set size of window widthxheight
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window.geometry('300x150')
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#WIDGET
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#title Label is a fancy word for text in tkinter
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title_label = ttk.Label(master=window, text='Miles to Kilometers', font='Calibri 24 bold')
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#the widget must be in a container [in tkinter, a master which at this moment is Window]
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title_label.pack()
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#method for showing title_label
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#input field
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input_frame=ttk.Frame(master=window)
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entry_int=tk.IntVar()
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entry=ttk.Entry(master= input_frame, textvariable = entry_int)
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#pass the function, do not call it as the button is gonna call the function
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button=ttk.Button(master=input_frame, text='Convert', command=convert)
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entry.pack(side='left', padx=15)
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button.pack(side='left')
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input_frame.pack(pady=15)
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#output
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output_string = tk.StringVar()
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output_label=ttk.Label(master=window,
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text='Output',
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font='Calibri 20',
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textvariable = output_string)
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output_label.pack(pady=5)
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#run
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window.mainloop()

‎Python/Python File Handling/file_reader.py‎

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file_name = 'text_files\pi_digits.txt'
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with open(file_name) as file_object:
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lines = file_object.readlines()
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pi_string=''
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for line in lines:
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pi_string += line.strip()
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print(pi_string)
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print(len(pi_string))

‎Python/Python File Handling/text_files/pi_digits.txt‎

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3.1415926535
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8979323846
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2643383279

‎Python/RPS.py‎

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import random
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def get_choices():
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player_choice = input("Enter Rock/Paper/Scissors\n")
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options = ["Rock", "Paper", "Scissors"]
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computer_choice = random.choice(options)
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choices = {"player": player_choice, "comp": computer_choice}
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return choices
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def check_win(player, comp):
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print("You chose " + player + ", computer chose " + comp)
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if(player==comp):
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return "Its a Tie!"
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elif(player == "Rock"):
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if comp == "Scissors":
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return "Rock smashes Scissors! You Win!"
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else:
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return "Paper covers Rock! You lose."
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elif(player == "Paper"):
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if (comp == "Scissors"):
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return "Scissors cuts Paper! You lose."
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else:
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return "Paper covers Rock! You win!"
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else:
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if (comp == "Rock"):
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return "Rock smashes Scissors! You lose."
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else:
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return "Scissors cuts Paper! You win!"
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choices = get_choices()
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print(check_win(choices["player"], choices["comp"]))

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