Python-based EasyGUI Learning Practice

# Use the easygui function to directly import easygui modules
import easygui

# Use easygui when you need a popup box.
# msgbox(m) method, outputs a message box with the contents of m.
# msg = message 。
('Hello, this is easygui module.')
('It's a hopeful day, too!')
# (m,t,b) has three parameters.
# m is the message message displayed, t is the title tittle of the message box, and b is the button button of the message box.
('May I ask if you're ready?','Problem','Punch and Judy')

# Use the easygui function, or import the entire easygui package directly
from easygui import *

msgbox('Hello, this is easygui pack.')
# ccbox(m,t) method, you can set two buttons in the selection box
# The default buttons for the selection box are continue and cancel
# ccbox(m,t,c) method, you can modify the button information of the select box continue and cancel
ccbox('May I ask if you're ready?','Problem')
ccbox('Are you ready, please???','Ask again!',['yes','no'])

import easygui as g
('Hello!')

# (m,t,b) method, which allows you to set multiple options
reply =('Today is also a day full of hope. \n\nPlease are you ready for it?','Problem',['yes','no','emm'])

if reply=='yes':
    ('Your answer is:'+reply+'\n\n Awesome!')
elif reply=='no':
    ('Your answer is:',+reply+''\n\n Grab a hold of yourself and pull yourself together!'')
else:
    (''Make a decision now don't dawdle!'')

import easygui as g

# () method, you can set the button variables and you can insert images.
(''Do you see Hu Wei growing handsome?'','Soul Questioning',['Cool!','Not handsome!','emm'],image='')

import easygui as g

# () method, which defines the multi-selector box
c = ['Monday','Tuesday','Wednesday','Thursday','Friday','Saturday','Zhou Tian']

reply = ('What days of the week do you have classes?','Problem',c)
prompt = 'Mid-week'+str(reply)+'Have a lesson'
(prompt)

import  easygui as g

# () method, text input box.
reply = ('Do you love me?','Soul Questioning')
prompt = 'Your answer is:'+reply+'\n\nThank you!'
(prompt)

import easygui as g
m = 'Enter account registration information:\n\n\n'
t = 'Registration system'
f = ['Username','Password','Telephone']
# method, you can define a multi-input box
# fields options, which are topics that correspond to each line of input
# When it comes to complex easygui, it's simpler to define 'variable name = variable property value'.
(msg=m,title=t,fields=f)

import easygui as g

# method, you can define the password input box
# For password input characters, will be masked by *** conformity
('Please enter the password:','Login system')

import easygui as g
# method, you can define a multi-line password input box.
# Only if the password is entered on the last line is it masked by the *** conforming
m = 'Please enter your account registration information:'
t = 'Account Registration System'
f = ['Username','Telephone','Mailbox','Password']
(msg=m,title=t,fields=f)

import easygui as g
# method, you can define a text output box
# where the text variable can be defined as the text to be outputted
file_name = ('Please enter a filename:')
m = 'Documentation'+file_name+' reads as follows: '
t = 'textbox'
file = open(file_name,encoding='utf-8')
(msg=m,title=t,text=())
()

import easygui as g
# method, which defines a file selection box
# The returned data is the selected file name and path
# diropenbox method to select folders
direction = ()
(direction)

import easygui as g
# method, similar to the diropenbox method.
# fileopenbox method, can only select files, not folders
direction = ()
(direction)

import easygui as g
import os
# Set default in fileopen method to filter file types, e.g. '*.txt'
direction = (default='*.txt')
file = open(direction,encoding='utf-8')
m = 'Documentation'+direction+' reads as follows: '
t = 'Open file'
te = ()
tb = (msg=m,title=t,text=te)
if te!=tb:
    The return value of the # textbox method is appended with a blank line
    reply = ('A change in the file has been detected, please select an action:',choices=['Overwrite save','Do not save','Save as...'])
    if reply=='Overwrite save':
        with open(direction,'w',encoding='utf-8') as file2:
            (tb)
    elif reply=='Save as...':
        # method, which returns the destination path and also sets the default value.
        file_site = (default='*.txt')
        with open(file_site,'w',encoding='utf-8') as file3:
            (tb)
()