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Simple Tkinter Calculator Code

The document contains a Python script that creates a simple calculator application using the Tkinter library. It includes functionalities for number input, basic arithmetic operations, and error handling for invalid syntax. The calculator has a graphical user interface with buttons for digits and operations, and it displays results in an entry field.

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Simple Tkinter Calculator Code

The document contains a Python script that creates a simple calculator application using the Tkinter library. It includes functionalities for number input, basic arithmetic operations, and error handling for invalid syntax. The calculator has a graphical user interface with buttons for digits and operations, and it displays results in an entry field.

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import tkinter as tk

import [Link]

from [Link] import SUNKEN

win = [Link]()

[Link]('Calculator')

frame = [Link](win, bg="skyblue", padx=10)

[Link]()

entry = [Link](frame, relief=SUNKEN, borderwidth=3, width=30)

[Link](row=0, column=0, columnspan=3, ipady=2, pady=2)

def click(num):

[Link]([Link], num)

def equal():

try:

res = str(eval([Link]()))

[Link](0, [Link])

[Link](0, res)

except:

[Link]("Error", "Syntax Error")

def clear():

[Link](0, [Link])
buttons = [

('1', 1, 0), ('2', 1, 1), ('3', 1, 2),

('4', 2, 0), ('5', 2, 1), ('6', 2, 2),

('7', 3, 0), ('8', 3, 1), ('9', 3, 2),

('0', 4, 1), ('+', 5, 0), ('-', 5, 1),

('*', 5, 2), ('/', 6, 0)

for txt, r, c in buttons:

[Link](frame, text=txt, padx=15, pady=5, width=3, command=lambda


t=txt: click(t)).grid(row=r, column=c, pady=2)

[Link](frame, text="Clear", padx=15, pady=5, width=12,


command=clear).grid(row=6, column=1, columnspan=2, pady=2)

[Link](frame, text="=", padx=15, pady=5, width=9,


command=equal).grid(row=7, column=0, columnspan=3, pady=2)

[Link]()

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