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`1`	`1`	`# Digital-clock-in-Python`
`2`		`-A GUI version of Digital clock made in python`
`3`		`-using _Tkinter library_ in less than 15 lines of code`
	`2`	`+`
	`3`	`+Intro`
	`4`	`+-----`
	`5`	`+This is a code for a simple digital clock made in python`
	`6`	`+with help of the time module and Tkinter library`
	`7`	`+`
	`8`	`+`
	`9`	`+How to run`
	`10`	`+---------`
	`11`	`+`
	`12`	`+Firstly download or clone this repo and then move into the project folder as shown below;`
	`13`	`+`
	`14`	+```bash
	`15`	`+$-> git clone https://github.com/Kalebu/Digital-clock-in-Python`
	`16`	`+$-> cd Digital-clock-in-Python`
	`17`	`+$ Digital-clock-in-Python -> python app.py`
	`18`	+```
	`19`	`+`
	`20`	`+Output`
	`21`	`+--------`
	`22`	`+Once you run the code, it will render the output similar to what shown below;`
`4`	`23`
`5`	`24`	`![](clock.png?raw=true)`
	`25`	`+`
	`26`	`+`
	`27`	`+This code is the continuation of a series of Python tutorial published`
	`28`	`+on [my blog](kalebujordan.com), and the full article with code for can`
	`29`	`+be found on [Make a Digital Clock](https://kalebujordan.com/how-to-make-a-digital-clock-in-python/)`
	`30`	`+`
	`31`	`+`
	`32`	`+Give it a star`
	`33`	`+--------------`
	`34`	`+Did you find this information useful, then give it a star`
	`35`	`+`
	`36`	`+`
	`37`	`+Credits`
	`38`	`+-----------`
	`39`	`+All the credits to [kalebu](github.com/kalebu)`

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`1`	`1`	`from time import strftime`
`2`	`2`	`from tkinter import Label, Tk`
`3`	`3`
`4`		`-#======= Configuring window =========`
	`4`	`+#======= Configuring window =========`
`5`	`5`	`window = Tk()`
`6`	`6`	`window.title("")`
`7`	`7`	`window.geometry("200x80")`
`8`		`-window.configure(bg="green")`
`9`		`-window.resizable(False, False)`
	`8`	`+window.configure(bg="green") # =======Background of the clock=====`
	`9`	`+window.resizable(False, False) # =====setting a fixed window size =======`
	`10`	`+`
	`11`	`+clock_label = Label(`
	`12`	`+ window, bg="green", fg="white", font=("Times", 30, "bold"), relief="flat"`
	`13`	`+)`
	`14`	`+clock_label.place(x=20, y=20)`
`10`	`15`
`11`		`-clock_label = Label(window, bg="green", fg="white", font = ("Times", 30, 'bold'), relief='flat')`
`12`		`-clock_label.place(x = 20, y = 20)`
`13`	`16`
`14`	`17`	`def update_label():`
`15`		`- current_time = strftime('%H: %M: %S')`
`16`		`- clock_label.configure(text = current_time)`
	`18`	`+ """`
	`19`	`+ This function will update the clock`
	`20`	`+`
	`21`	`+ every 80 milliseconds`
	`22`	`+ """`
	`23`	`+ current_time = strftime("%H: %M: %S")`
	`24`	`+ clock_label.configure(text=current_time)`
`17`	`25`	`clock_label.after(80, update_label)`
`18`	`26`
	`27`	`+`
`19`	`28`	`update_label()`
`20`		`-window.mainloop()`
	`29`	`+window.mainloop()`
	`30`	`+`
	`31`	`+# ==============The end by github.com/kalebu ==========`

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