Create a Digital Clock using Tkinter module in python | Nepohits

In this post, Today we are going to create a Digital Clock using the Tkinter module in python. For Building this clock up, Tkinter and Time module are required.

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Let's start to build the Digital Clock. Following are the steps to build the Digital Clock using python.

1. Firstly, Import Tkinter and Time libraries:

from tkinter import Label, Tk

import time

2. Create a variable that will store our Tkinter window:

clock = Tk()

clock.title ("Nepohits Digital clock")

3. Define Size of the Window:

clock.geometry ("2000x2000")

clock.resizable (1,1)

text_font = ("Times", 200 , 'bold')

background = "Red"

foreground = "Black"

clock.configure (bg="#F08080")

border_width = 38

4. Create a variable for Digital Clock:

label = Label (clock, font= text_font, bg = background, fg = foreground, bd = border_width)

label.place  (x=180, y=200)

5. Create a variable for Name, Hours, Minutes and seconds:

nota = Label (clock, text= '  Hours            Minutes        Seconds  ', font= "times 50 bold")

nota.place(x= 180, y= 500)

Name = Label (clock, text=('Designed By Nawaj'), font=  "times 20 bold", bg= "Yellow")

Name.place (x=180, y=200)

5. Create a function Digital_Clock and variable time_live:

def digital_clock():

  time_live = time.strftime ("%H:%M:%S")

  label.config(text = time_live)

  label.after (200, digital_clock)

 

digital_clock()

clock.mainloop()

Let's implement the final code:

# IMPORT ALL THE LIBRARIES FIRST

from tkinter import Label, Tk

#import time library to obtain current time

import time

#Create a variable that will store our tkinter window

clock = Tk()

clock.title ("Nepohits Digital clock")

#define size of the window

clock.geometry ("2000x2000")

clock.resizable (1,1)

text_font = ("Times", 200 , 'bold')

background = "Red"

foreground = "Black"

clock.configure (bg="#F08080")

border_width = 38

#create a variable for digital clock

label = Label (clock, font= text_font, bg = background, fg = foreground, bd = border_width)

label.place  (x=180, y=200)

# create a variable for Hours, minutes and seconds

nota = Label (clock, text= '  Hours            Minutes        Seconds  ', font= "times 50 bold")

nota.place(x= 180, y= 500)

Name = Label (clock, text=('Designed By Nawaj'), font=  "times 20 bold", bg= "Yellow")

Name.place (x=180, y=200)

# create a function Digital_clock and variable time_live

def digital_clock():

  time_live = time.strftime ("%H:%M:%S")

  label.config(text = time_live)

  label.after (200, digital_clock)

 

digital_clock()

clock.mainloop()

RESULT:

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