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This example demonstrates Python Tkinter GUI example. The code fetches weather information from URL, based on the location that is entered. You can get your API key from Openweathermap . Note: Make sure you included a background image in the path. In this case mine is called sky.jpg. import tkinter as tk from tkinter import font import PIL . Image import PIL . ImageTk import requests API_KEY = 'INSERT API KEY' # TODO insert API key from Openweathermap.com #functions def test_function ( entry ) : print ( "button clicked" , entry ) def format_response ( weather ) : try : name = weather [ 'name' ] description = weather [ 'weather' ] [ 0 ] [ 'description' ] temperature = weather [ 'main' ] [ 'temp' ] final_str = 'City: %s \n Conditions: %s \n Temperature (F): %s' % ( name , description , temperature ) except : final_str = 'There wa

Blender Python Generate 50 cubes at random positions. import bpy from random import randint for i in range ( 50 ) : bpy . ops . mesh . primitive_cube_add ( location = [ randint ( - 10 , 10 ) for axis in 'xyz' ] ) Generate cubes that follow a sin curve. import bpy from math import sin for i in range ( 50 ) : x , y , z = 0 , i , sin ( i ) bpy . ops . mesh . primitive_cube_add ( location = [ x , y , z ] )