Let's Build A Calculator - Object Oriented Tkinter 4

In this video we'll start to build out a Calculator using Object Oriented Tkinter and Python.
I've created calculators in the past using functional calculator, but in this video we'll use OOP.
We'll take what we've learned in the last few videos with class based code.
#tkinter #codemy #JohnElder
Timecodes
0:00​​ - Introduction
1:00 - Create Entry Box
1:47 - Create Frame Class
3:05 - Define Our Calculator Buttons
5:32 - Grid Buttons To Screen
8:22 - Test it Out
8:51 - Align Button
11:08 - Expand Clear Button
12:07 - Fine Tune Buttons
13:13 - Clear The Entry Box
14:15 - Positive/Negative Function
18:00 - Conclusion

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[@CodeWithArpitTech]

good, i will practice for you for my channel

[@randyfriend]

idea for a future video which would work well here or as a standalone would be printing. Could be data from a grid or a form. I would think simplest might be to use the data to create a HTML file, open the file and then print from the browser, but is there a better way and/or a way that would print without a dialog?

[@CodeWithArpitTech]

good

[@TkinterPython]

Thanks

[@user-cn6ur5mq7j]

John, can you make a video on CTK Tables? Which I could not find any video in KZbin!

[@user-cn6ur5mq7j]

and also CTkTableRowSelector?