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    This document defines a Python Tkinter GUI program that creates a basic calculator application. It initializes the Tkinter window and defines functions for each button that inserts numbers or operators into the entry field. Global variables track the current operation and first entered value, and the equals button function performs calculations based on these and displays the result.

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    This document defines a Python Tkinter GUI program that creates a basic calculator application. It initializes the Tkinter window and defines functions for each button that inserts numbers or operators into the entry field. Global variables track the current operation and first entered value, and the equals button function performs calculations based on these and displays the result.

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    This document defines a Python Tkinter GUI program that creates a basic calculator application. It initializes the Tkinter window and defines functions for each button that inserts numbers or operators into the entry field. Global variables track the current operation and first entered value, and the equals button function performs calculations based on these and displays the result.

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    from Tkinter import *

    tk = Tk()

    tk.geometry('260x370')

    value = StringVar()

    value1 = 0.0

    valueFinal = StringVar()

    operation = StringVar()

    ent = Entry(justify=RIGHT font='14' textvariable=value)

    ent.place(x=20 y=20 width=220 height=30)

    def BC_click():

    ent.delete(0 'end')

    def B1_click():

    ent.insert(END '1')

    def B2_click():

    ent.insert(END '2')

    def B3_click():

    ent.insert(END '3')

    def B4_click():

    ent.insert(END '4')

    def B5_click():

    ent.insert(END '5')

    def B6_click():

    ent.insert(END '6')

    def B7_click():

    ent.insert(END '7')

    def B8_click():

    ent.insert(END '8')

    def B9_click():

    ent.insert(END '9')

    def Multiply_click():

    global value1

    1
    global operation

    value1 = value.get()

    operation = 'multiply'

    ent.delete(0 'end')

    def Divide_click():

    global value1

    global operation

    value1 = value.get()

    operation = 'divide'

    ent.delete(0 'end')

    def Minus_click():

    global value1

    global operation

    value1 = value.get()

    operation = 'minus'

    ent.delete(0 'end')

    def Plus_click():

    global value1

    global operation

    value1 = value.get()

    operation = 'plus'

    ent.delete(0 'end')

    def Point_click():

    ent.insert(END '.')

    def Equals_click():

    global value1

    global operation

    a = oat(value1)

    b = oat(ent.get())

    ent.delete(0 'end')

    if (operation == 'multiply'):

    ent.insert(END a*b)

    elif (operation == 'plus'):

    2
    fl
    fl
    ent.insert(END a+b)

    elif (operation == 'minus'):

    ent.insert(END a-b)

    else:

    ent.insert(END a/b)

    BC = Button(text="C" font="14" command=BC_click).place(x=20


    y=60 width=100 height=40)

    Equals = Button(text="=" font="14" command=Equals_click).place(x=140


    y=60 width=100 height=40)

    B7 = Button(text="7" font="14" command=B7_click).place(x=20


    y=120 width=40 height=40)

    B8 = Button(text="8" font="14" command=B8_click).place(x=80


    y=120 width=40 height=40)

    B9 = Button(text="9" font="14" command=B9_click).place(x=140


    y=120 width=40 height=40)

    Divide = Button(text="/" font="14" command=Divide_click).place(x=200


    y=120 width=40 height=40)

    B4 = Button(text="4" font="14" command=B4_click).place(x=20


    y=180 width=40 height=40)

    B5 = Button(text="5" font="14" command=B5_click).place(x=80


    y=180 width=40 height=40)

    B6 = Button(text="6" font="14" command=B6_click).place(x=140


    y=180 width=40 height=40)

    Multiply = Button(text="*" font="14" command=Multiply_click).place(x=200


    y=180 width=40 height=40)

    B1 = Button(text="1" font="14" command=B1_click).place(x=20


    y=240 width=40 height=40)

    B2 = Button(text="2" font="14" command=B2_click).place(x=80


    y=240 width=40 height=40)

    B3 = Button(text="3" font="14" command=B3_click).place(x=140


    y=240 width=40 height=40)

    Minus = Button(text="-" font="14" command=Minus_click).place(x=200


    y=240 width=40 height=40)

    B0 = Button(text="0" font="14").place(x=20
    y=300 width=100 height=40)

    Point = Button(text="." font="14" command=Point_click).place(x=140


    y=300 width=40 height=40)

    Plus = Button(text="+" font="14" command=Plus_click).place(x=200


    y=300 width=40 height=40)

    tk.mainloop()

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