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This document describes a project to create a digital clock application using Python. It includes importing necessary libraries like Tkinter and time. It defines the window properties, font, colors, and border. It displays the live time in hours:minutes:seconds format by configuring the label text and updating it every 200 milliseconds using the after() method. Running the digital_clock() function and mainloop() displays the continuously updating digital clock.

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Project Assignment

This document describes a project to create a digital clock application using Python. It includes importing necessary libraries like Tkinter and time. It defines the window properties, font, colors, and border. It displays the live time in hours:minutes:seconds format by configuring the label text and updating it every 200 milliseconds using the after() method. Running the digital_clock() function and mainloop() displays the continuously updating digital clock.

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Project

Submitted to: Sir Gulraiz Javed


Section: (E2)

Semester: 1st
Subject: Programming Fundamental (Python)
Department: Software Engineering
Names of Students Roll No
M Waseem Hassan (G.L) F22BSEEN1E02101
Muhammad Arif F22BSEEN1E02102
Sami Ul Rehman F22BSEEN1E02100
Digital Clock with Python
In this section, I will show you how to create a digital clock using
python. This is a simple task to get started with the Tkinter library in
Python, which is a built-in package that comes with Python. Tkinter has
some cool features that can be used to build simple apps.
Explanation:
Now let’s see how to create a digital clock GUI application with Python.
I will first start with importing the libraries:
from tkinter import Label, Tk
import time
Now let’s define the title and size of our application. Note that in the
code below I will set both the height and width of the resizable function
as True(1,1) if you want a fixed window and don’t want to maximize or
minimize the output you can set it to False(0,0):
app_window = Tk()
app_window.title("Digital Clock")
app_window.geometry("420x150")
app_window.resizable(1,1)

Now here I will define the font of the time and its colour, its border width
and the background colour of the digital clock:
text_font= ("Boulder", 68, 'bold')
background = "#f2e750"
foreground= "#363529"
border_width = 25

Now here I will combine all the elements to define the label of the
clock application:
label = Label(app_window, font=text_font, bg=background, fg=foreground, bd=border_width)
label.grid(row=0, column=1)

Now let’s define the main function of our digital clock. Here I will set
the text of the label as the realtime:
def digital_clock():
time_live = time.strftime("%H:%M:%S")
label.config(text=time_live)
label.after(200, digital_clock)

Now let’s run and see our output:


digital_clock()
app_window.mainloop()

Output
Hierarchy chart
From Tkinter import label.TK

Import Time

opp_window = TK Text_font=(“Boulder” Label(app_window) Time_live=time Digital_clock()


,68, ‘bold’)

app_window.title fg=foreground,border Label.config(text)


(“Digital Clock”) Background=“white” App_window.
mainloop()
Label.grid() Label.after(200
app_window.geometry Foreground=“red” ,digital_clock)
(“420 150”)

Border_width=25
app_window.resizable
(1,1)
Flow Chart
Start

Import time
Size of digital clock(“420 150”)

Font color and window color


Border_width=25

Show_live=time
(“%H.%M.%S”)

End
Full Code
from tkinter import Label, Tk
import time
app_window = Tk()
app_window.title("Digital Clock")
app_window.geometry("850x500")
app_window.resizable(1,1)

text_font= ("Boulder", 120, 'bold')


background = "#c0c0c0"
foreground= "#FF0000"
border_width = 25
label = Label(app_window, font=text_font, bg=background, fg=foreground, bd=border_width)
label.grid(row=0, column=1)

def digital_clock():
time_live = time.strftime("%H:%M:%S")
label.config(text=time_live)
label.after(200, digital_clock)

digital_clock()
app_window.mainloop()

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