Feb-02-2021, 07:07 PM
Hey, I'm a returning python coder, but it's been a while since the last time I've done anything with functions. I was trying to make a GUI application for generating pseudo-random numbers, but I got a bit puzzled with trying to tell TKinter to get the user input value and use it to generate between 0 and the fetched input. Constructive criticism and advice is appreciated.
import tkinter as tk import random as rand window = tk.Tk() label = tk.Label( text='Enter a number to inclusively generate up to:', background='antique white', ) value = tk.Entry( bg='antique white', width=6, ) button = tk.Button( text='Generate!', width=12, height=3, ) label.pack() value.pack() button.pack() # The code above should open a window, a label up top, # an entry field in the middle, and a button on the bottom. valin = str(value.get()) RNG = rand.randrange(valin()) output = entry.insert(RNG()) # What I want to accomplish is have the program take "valin", # and use the given integer as an input for "RNG", which is supposed to generate a number # from 0 to the given input (inclusive), then return the generated value below the button. window.mainloop()