Create Graphical User Interfaces with Python
How to build windows, buttons, and widgets for your Python projects
by Martin O'Hanlon, Laura Sach
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This 156-page book is suitable for everyone, from beginners to experienced Python programmers who want to explore graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
There are ten fun projects for you to create, including a painting program, an emoji match game, and a stop-motion animation creator.
- Create games and fun Python programs;
- Learn how to create your own graphical user interfaces;
- Use windows, text boxes, buttons, images, and more;
- Learn about event-based programming;
- Explore good (and bad) user interface design. 
Book Description
Add buttons, boxes, pictures and colours and more to your Python programs using the guizero library, which is quick, accessible, and understandable for all.This 156-page book is suitable for everyone, from beginners to experienced Python programmers who want to explore graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
There are ten fun projects for you to create, including a painting program, an emoji match game, and a stop-motion animation creator.
- Create games and fun Python programs;
- Learn how to create your own graphical user interfaces;
- Use windows, text boxes, buttons, images, and more;
- Learn about event-based programming;
- Explore good (and bad) user interface design.
This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-SA). You can download Create Graphical User Interfaces with Python ebook for free in PDF format (11.9 MB).
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction to GUIs
Chapter 2
Wanted Poster
Chapter 3
Spy Name Chooser
Chapter 4
Meme Generator
Chapter 5
World's Worst GUI
Chapter 6
Tic-tac-toe
Chapter 7
Destroy the Dots
Chapter 8
Flood It
Chapter 9
Emoji Match
Chapter 10
Paint
Chapter 11
Stop-frame Animation
Appendix A
Setting up
Appendix B
Get started with Python
Appendix C
Widgets in guizero
Book Details
Title
Create Graphical User Interfaces with Python
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Raspberry Pi Press
Published
2020
Pages
156
Edition
1
Language
English
ISBN13 Digital
9781912047918
ISBN10 Digital
1912047918
PDF Size
11.9 MB
License
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