Creating 10 Apps in Python [ with PySimpleGui ]

It is very easy way to understand. Way better than my udemy course.

Output string is not defined is ruining my life. Who else is having this recurring problem. It’s infuriating. I’m using PyCharm and I think the way the modules are employed is different from Sublime. Tips

Stop-watch part, time module is not working on my pycharm, with PySimpleGUI, what to do?

Nice video but what are your sublime text packages ?

Sorry for my question, I am a very beginner, and I am not sure where I should start, is it a terminal window ? or a python window? or what ? I am looking forward to start it as soon as I now where I should start typing the code.

Can you update the pastebin?

Great tutorial

Please make open cv tutoriol

This is no doubt THE BEST tutorial for beginners! From Scratch WOW

Great tutorial

How to convert pygame code into apk

I have just enrolled in your Udemy course, I truly can not understand how you can have such organisational ability in your teaching! Very impressive.

Fantastic, really excellent. I haven't had so much fun with a follow-along in years! Thank you!

"import PySimpleGUI as sg":
my vscode defaulted py as the shortcut for PySimpleGUI

Thanks a lot ,,,, Super nice and clear

Esperamos un tutor con Qt que es mas avanzado

I'm just researching to decide on which python gui to put effort into to get started with. You mentioned that PySimplegui is wrapped around others such as Tkinter and qt....... would it be more beneficial to learn those first?

Very nice video. You could add a little more code in the stop watch since at the moment the lap function does not really create "Lap Times". It just stores the current value for the overall elapsed time. For example if the first Lap is 2 seconds long the the second one is one second long this would show: Lap 1: 2; Lap 2: 3 instead of Lap 1: 2; Lap 2: 1

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spyder doesn`t like syntax "match values['-UNITS-']:" . Anyone having the same problem?

ah what a nice tutorial!
wait what its 4 hours

My Visual Studio code won't open the program window why is that??? Can someone help me please!?

for calculator I find lots of bugs i made three main function that UI can call them this approach I have not had a bug
def button_press(num):
global equation_text
equation_text = equation_text + str(num)
equation_label.set(equation_text)
pass

def equals():
global equation_text
try:
total = str(eval(equation_text))
equation_label.set(total)
equation_text = total

except SyntaxError:
equation_label.set("Syntax Is Invalid")
equation_text = ""

except ZeroDivisionError:
equation_label.set("Devided By Zero")
equation_text = ""




def clear():
global equation_text

equation_label.set("")
equation_text = ""

the calculator has lots of bug i solve some of them but still i need to prevent two operation ( pop one item if full_operation[-2] in operations ) that needs to be done but the enter got to change to
if event == 'Enter':
full_operation.append(''.join(current_num))
result = eval(' '.join(full_operation))
window['-TEXT-'].update(result)
current_num=[]
current_num.append(str(result))
print(full_operation)
print(current_num)
full_operation = []

This is amazing!

Add a line to the else: of converter to clear the INPUT
window['-INPUT-'].update(' ')
my contribution to the 1st app

Its high time to revisit this amazing series in the perspective of Flet ! Thank you !

for the converter example, while running the code
"match values['-UNITS-']:"
it is throwing me an error, stating invalid syntax.

hey, can we share the app with someone without displaying the code to them?

for stopwatch part if you dont want to close and make new window you can try this:
if event == 'Start':
if active:
# from active to stop
active = False
window['Start'].update('Reset')
window['Lap'].update(visible = False)
else:
# from stop to reset
if start_time > 0:
window['TEXT'].update('Time')
window['Start'].update('Reset')
window['Start'].update('Start')
start_time = 0
# from start to active
else:
start_time = time()
active = True
window['Start'].update('Stop')
window['Lap'].update(visible = True)
if active:
elapsed_time = round(time() - start_time,1)
window['TEXT'].update(elapsed_time)

why does my "match" statement doesn't work?

thanks for great and clear explaination.very helpful to understand the logic using PysimpleGUI.

Hi! I don't know if you reply or not, but i have a question. I'm developing an app that will help me calculate the dimension of components, and i noticed that if i lay it down like the first demonstration and i put in negative numerical values it recognizes them as string values, not numerical values. I managed to work around it without implementing the numerical check but i want to have a safer insertion. Is there a workaround?

GraphApp, this is not working: fig = matplotlib.figure.Figure(figsize = (5,4)). Had to use this instead (from pyplot): fig = plt.figure(figsize = (5,4)). I don't know if this is system related issue but "figure" is not an attribute of matplotlib... Just FYI :)

just thank you! .... YES, its' CLEAR CODE

Thanks

this is great. i combine this tutorial and another python Text to speech tutorial and made a TexT reader for myself. Great Thanks

Interesting and helpful tutorial! As well as a perfect explanation! Thank you!

I'm having problems with installing tkinter. I type in the cmd 'pip install PySimpleGUI' as instructed and when I try to import it, I get an error saying tkinter is not installed. I try pip installing tkinter and all I get is an error message. Any idea whats wrong?

I see what they were going for with pysimplegui but I think tkinter is simpler actually ... Am the only one that thinks so ?