I don't know why my python GUI code name program doesn't work









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I'm a college student who's trying to learn python as we speak. I'm very new and cannot successfully run this program that allows the user to create a code name using a GUI that collects information such as the user's gender, their name, and last name. I'm struggling to make the codename function work and integrate it into my "Show" button.



If anyone has a few minutes to spare and wants to look at my code, I'd appreciate it immensely. Again, I'm sorry if I'm really new/bad at this, but I'm trying to learn.



Cheers!



from tkinter import *

class CodeNameProgram:
def __init__(self):
window = Tk()
window.title("Code Name Generator")
genderOption = StringVar()
Label(window, text="First Name").grid(row=0)
Label(window, text="Last Name").grid(row=1)

R1 = Radiobutton(window, text="Male", value="male", var=genderOption).grid(row=2,column=0, sticky=E)
R2 = Radiobutton(window, text="Female", value="female", var=genderOption).grid(row=2,column=1)

e1 = Entry(window).grid(row=0, column=1)
e2 = Entry(window).grid(row=1, column=1)

Button(window, text='Quit', command=window.quit).grid(row=3, column=0, sticky=E, pady=4)
Button(window, text='Show',command=codename).grid(row=3, column=1, pady=4)

def codename(self):
e1 = s1[:1]
if e == "a":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "b":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "c":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "d":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "e":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "f":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "g":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "h":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "i":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "j":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "k":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "l":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "m":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "n":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "o":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "p":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "q":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "r":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
else:
firstcodename = "Winter"

e2= s2[:1]
if e == "a":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "b":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "c":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "d":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "e":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "f":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "g":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "h":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "i":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "j":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "k":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "l":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "m":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "n":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "o":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "p":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "q":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "r":
lastcodename = "Flash"
else:
lastcodename = "Terminator"

genderOption = gender
if genderOption == "male":
gender = "Mr. "
else:
gender = "Mrs. "

print(get.gender)
print(get.firstcodename)
print(get.lastcodename)

CodeNameProgram()









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  • Welcome to SO, please note that '. I'm struggling to make the codename function work' is not a specific enough question for this site. Try to describe your problem more accurately. If you get an error, include the complete traceback in your message. If you don't get the expected output, include the output you get vs the expected one. As a side note: you could rewrite your conditions if 'a' <= e <= 'f': ...
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    Nov 11 at 17:46














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I'm a college student who's trying to learn python as we speak. I'm very new and cannot successfully run this program that allows the user to create a code name using a GUI that collects information such as the user's gender, their name, and last name. I'm struggling to make the codename function work and integrate it into my "Show" button.



If anyone has a few minutes to spare and wants to look at my code, I'd appreciate it immensely. Again, I'm sorry if I'm really new/bad at this, but I'm trying to learn.



Cheers!



from tkinter import *

class CodeNameProgram:
def __init__(self):
window = Tk()
window.title("Code Name Generator")
genderOption = StringVar()
Label(window, text="First Name").grid(row=0)
Label(window, text="Last Name").grid(row=1)

R1 = Radiobutton(window, text="Male", value="male", var=genderOption).grid(row=2,column=0, sticky=E)
R2 = Radiobutton(window, text="Female", value="female", var=genderOption).grid(row=2,column=1)

e1 = Entry(window).grid(row=0, column=1)
e2 = Entry(window).grid(row=1, column=1)

Button(window, text='Quit', command=window.quit).grid(row=3, column=0, sticky=E, pady=4)
Button(window, text='Show',command=codename).grid(row=3, column=1, pady=4)

def codename(self):
e1 = s1[:1]
if e == "a":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "b":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "c":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "d":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "e":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "f":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "g":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "h":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "i":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "j":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "k":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "l":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "m":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "n":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "o":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "p":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "q":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "r":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
else:
firstcodename = "Winter"

e2= s2[:1]
if e == "a":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "b":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "c":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "d":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "e":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "f":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "g":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "h":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "i":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "j":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "k":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "l":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "m":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "n":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "o":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "p":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "q":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "r":
lastcodename = "Flash"
else:
lastcodename = "Terminator"

genderOption = gender
if genderOption == "male":
gender = "Mr. "
else:
gender = "Mrs. "

print(get.gender)
print(get.firstcodename)
print(get.lastcodename)

CodeNameProgram()









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  • Welcome to SO, please note that '. I'm struggling to make the codename function work' is not a specific enough question for this site. Try to describe your problem more accurately. If you get an error, include the complete traceback in your message. If you don't get the expected output, include the output you get vs the expected one. As a side note: you could rewrite your conditions if 'a' <= e <= 'f': ...
    – Thierry Lathuille
    Nov 11 at 17:46












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up vote
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down vote

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I'm a college student who's trying to learn python as we speak. I'm very new and cannot successfully run this program that allows the user to create a code name using a GUI that collects information such as the user's gender, their name, and last name. I'm struggling to make the codename function work and integrate it into my "Show" button.



If anyone has a few minutes to spare and wants to look at my code, I'd appreciate it immensely. Again, I'm sorry if I'm really new/bad at this, but I'm trying to learn.



Cheers!



from tkinter import *

class CodeNameProgram:
def __init__(self):
window = Tk()
window.title("Code Name Generator")
genderOption = StringVar()
Label(window, text="First Name").grid(row=0)
Label(window, text="Last Name").grid(row=1)

R1 = Radiobutton(window, text="Male", value="male", var=genderOption).grid(row=2,column=0, sticky=E)
R2 = Radiobutton(window, text="Female", value="female", var=genderOption).grid(row=2,column=1)

e1 = Entry(window).grid(row=0, column=1)
e2 = Entry(window).grid(row=1, column=1)

Button(window, text='Quit', command=window.quit).grid(row=3, column=0, sticky=E, pady=4)
Button(window, text='Show',command=codename).grid(row=3, column=1, pady=4)

def codename(self):
e1 = s1[:1]
if e == "a":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "b":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "c":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "d":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "e":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "f":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "g":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "h":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "i":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "j":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "k":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "l":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "m":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "n":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "o":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "p":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "q":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "r":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
else:
firstcodename = "Winter"

e2= s2[:1]
if e == "a":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "b":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "c":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "d":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "e":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "f":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "g":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "h":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "i":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "j":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "k":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "l":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "m":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "n":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "o":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "p":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "q":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "r":
lastcodename = "Flash"
else:
lastcodename = "Terminator"

genderOption = gender
if genderOption == "male":
gender = "Mr. "
else:
gender = "Mrs. "

print(get.gender)
print(get.firstcodename)
print(get.lastcodename)

CodeNameProgram()









share|improve this question













I'm a college student who's trying to learn python as we speak. I'm very new and cannot successfully run this program that allows the user to create a code name using a GUI that collects information such as the user's gender, their name, and last name. I'm struggling to make the codename function work and integrate it into my "Show" button.



If anyone has a few minutes to spare and wants to look at my code, I'd appreciate it immensely. Again, I'm sorry if I'm really new/bad at this, but I'm trying to learn.



Cheers!



from tkinter import *

class CodeNameProgram:
def __init__(self):
window = Tk()
window.title("Code Name Generator")
genderOption = StringVar()
Label(window, text="First Name").grid(row=0)
Label(window, text="Last Name").grid(row=1)

R1 = Radiobutton(window, text="Male", value="male", var=genderOption).grid(row=2,column=0, sticky=E)
R2 = Radiobutton(window, text="Female", value="female", var=genderOption).grid(row=2,column=1)

e1 = Entry(window).grid(row=0, column=1)
e2 = Entry(window).grid(row=1, column=1)

Button(window, text='Quit', command=window.quit).grid(row=3, column=0, sticky=E, pady=4)
Button(window, text='Show',command=codename).grid(row=3, column=1, pady=4)

def codename(self):
e1 = s1[:1]
if e == "a":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "b":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "c":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "d":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "e":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "f":
firstcodename = "Spring"
elif e == "g":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "h":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "i":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "j":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "k":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "l":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "m":
firstcodename = "Summer"
elif e == "n":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "o":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "p":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "q":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
elif e == "r":
firstcodename = "Autumn"
else:
firstcodename = "Winter"

e2= s2[:1]
if e == "a":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "b":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "c":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "d":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "e":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "f":
lastcodename = "Thunder"
elif e == "g":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "h":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "i":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "j":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "k":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "l":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "m":
lastcodename = "Shadow"
elif e == "n":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "o":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "p":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "q":
lastcodename = "Flash"
elif e == "r":
lastcodename = "Flash"
else:
lastcodename = "Terminator"

genderOption = gender
if genderOption == "male":
gender = "Mr. "
else:
gender = "Mrs. "

print(get.gender)
print(get.firstcodename)
print(get.lastcodename)

CodeNameProgram()






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  • Welcome to SO, please note that '. I'm struggling to make the codename function work' is not a specific enough question for this site. Try to describe your problem more accurately. If you get an error, include the complete traceback in your message. If you don't get the expected output, include the output you get vs the expected one. As a side note: you could rewrite your conditions if 'a' <= e <= 'f': ...
    – Thierry Lathuille
    Nov 11 at 17:46
















  • Welcome to SO, please note that '. I'm struggling to make the codename function work' is not a specific enough question for this site. Try to describe your problem more accurately. If you get an error, include the complete traceback in your message. If you don't get the expected output, include the output you get vs the expected one. As a side note: you could rewrite your conditions if 'a' <= e <= 'f': ...
    – Thierry Lathuille
    Nov 11 at 17:46















Welcome to SO, please note that '. I'm struggling to make the codename function work' is not a specific enough question for this site. Try to describe your problem more accurately. If you get an error, include the complete traceback in your message. If you don't get the expected output, include the output you get vs the expected one. As a side note: you could rewrite your conditions if 'a' <= e <= 'f': ...
– Thierry Lathuille
Nov 11 at 17:46




Welcome to SO, please note that '. I'm struggling to make the codename function work' is not a specific enough question for this site. Try to describe your problem more accurately. If you get an error, include the complete traceback in your message. If you don't get the expected output, include the output you get vs the expected one. As a side note: you could rewrite your conditions if 'a' <= e <= 'f': ...
– Thierry Lathuille
Nov 11 at 17:46

















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