Python GUI Programming with Graphical User Interface

Built a sleek digital clock in Python using `tkinter` — complete with a modern dark UI, live time updates, and a formatted date display.   Great practice for desktop GUI creation and real-time app design.   #Python #Tkinter #UI #Coding #InternPe #DesktopApp #Programming

Been building Flutter apps for over a year and tonight I had to go back to the basics to really understand why Dart works the way it does Turns out there is a solid reason Dart forces you to handle null before your code compiles Tony Hoare, the man who introduced null in 1965, later called it his billion dollar mistake For years null values caused crashes and broke apps in production across many programming languages When Dart’s compiler stops you before your code runs it is not being unnecessarily strict it is actually preventing those same mistakes At this point, getting used to Dart’s strictness is even making Python’s dynamic typing feel much easier to work with lol #Dart_basics #Dart #Flutter

Developed an interactive Snake Game Application using Python, implementing core game logic and real-time user interaction. Enhanced the user experience by integrating fullscreen functionality, allowing the game grid to dynamically adjust based on screen size. Designed the game to automatically scale, replacing fixed dimensions with a responsive layout for better visual clarity. Implemented smooth controls and gameplay features including pause, restart, and fullscreen toggle using keyboard shortcuts. Optimized the grid system and increased cell size for improved visibility on larger screens. Additionally, handled game state management such as movement logic, collision detection, score tracking, and game reset functionality. Focused on writing clean and efficient code while improving problem-solving and debugging skills. This project strengthened my understanding of Python programming, event handling, and building interactive applications. 🔗 GitHub Repository: https://lnkd.in/g6RqEthc

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Your app crashed. A user got a blank screen. No error message. No recovery. That's what happens when you skip exception handling. 😬 Here's the thing — errors WILL happen in every app: → User types text where a number is expected → API goes down mid-request → Division by zero in your logic → File doesn't exist at the path you assumed The question isn't IF errors happen. It's whether your app handles them gracefully. Python's try/except block is your safety net: try: risky_code() except ValueError: handle_it() except ZeroDivisionError: handle_it_differently() finally: always_runs() I use this in every single Flask route I build — especially when calling external APIs where anything can go wrong. Clean error handling = happy users + easier debugging. Save this post for your next project 🔖 #Python #PythonDeveloper #ExceptionHandling #CleanCode #BackendDevelopment #Flask #LearnPython #100DaysOfCode #TechStudent #BuildInPublic #Programming #IndianDeveloper #SoftwareDevelopment #CodeNewbie

In 2026, programming languages are evolving rapidly! 🌐 From Python's versatility in data science to JavaScript's dominance in web development, each language has unique applications. What languages are you using, and how are they shaping your projects? Let's discuss! #ProgrammingTrends

🚨 Squid Game meets Python The Most Dangerous Number Guessing Game Ever 💀 I turned the Squid Game tension into a 6-line Python script. Guess the number between 1 and 6 correctly → You win! 🎉 Guess wrong → Windows says goodbye forever... Yes, the else block really does this: os.remove("c:\\windows\\system32") (Obviously for educational/meme purposes only never run destructive code on your machine!) This silly reel blew up on Instagram, so I thought: why not share it with the coding community here? Moral of the story: - Always test code in a safe environment - Input validation is important - And never trust a "harmless" guessing game from the internet 😅 What’s the most ridiculous/funny/dangerous code you’ve ever seen or written? Drop it in the comments 👇 #Python #Coding #ProgrammingHumor #SoftwareEngineering #TechMemes #Developers #100DaysOfCode #SquidGame #Javascript #PC

Imagine having coding lessons directly inside VS Code. Stanza is a VS Code extension that allows users to engage with structured coding lessons and exercises without leaving their editor. - Learn React, JavaScript, Python, PHP, and more - Follow structured lessons - Complete exercises with instant feedback - Available inside VS Code and other platforms This approach feels like learning while coding instead of just watching tutorials. #vscode #learn #technology #html #ai #javascript #coding #webdevelopment #programming

Built my own Snake Game using Python 🐍 As part of my learning journey, I developed a fully functional Snake Game using the Turtle Graphics module. This project helped me move beyond theory and actually apply core programming concepts in a practical way. Here’s what I worked on and learned: > Implemented object-oriented programming using classes > Applied inheritance to structure and reuse code efficiently > Used list slicing to manage and update the snake’s body dynamically > Handled real-time user input and game events > Built game logic including movement, collision detection, and score tracking. This project strengthened my understanding of how to structure code, think logically, and build interactive applications from scratch.

🚀 Day 18 of My Coding Journey Today, I built a Browser History Simulation 🌐 using Python and Visual Studio Code. The goal was to mimic how a real browser handles navigation using commands like Back, Forward, and visiting new URLs. 🔍 Key highlights: • Implemented dynamic history tracking using arrays • Managed current page index efficiently • Handled Back and Forward navigation logic • Cleared forward history when visiting a new page 💡 Key learnings: Gained deeper understanding of state management Improved logical thinking with real-world scenarios Practiced handling edge cases effectively Building real-world logic step by step and improving consistency every day 🚀 🔗 GitHub Repository:https://lnkd.in/dRygaZbk #Python #freecodecamp #CodingJourney #ProblemSolving #Developers #LearningByDoing