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Everything You Need To Play Sounds And Music In Python Apps

Do you want to be able to make your Python apps play sounds and music? Whether it’s Linux, macOS or app development on Windows, adding sounds or the ability to play music adds a great new dimension to your programs and lifts them free of being restricted to the beeps and “oh oh” chimes of the operating system. You will be learning how to use sounds in Tkinter with this video.
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What is The Delphi VCL For Python And Why Is It So Good?

DelphiVCL is a powerful framework for creating excellent, modern, graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for your Python programs. DelphiVCL is independent of Delphi and does not require Delphi to be installed. However, you can make use of Delphi’s powerful IDE software and its easy-to-use designers (available even in the free Community Edition) to visually design and advance your user interface for…
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What Is The Lines Property And How Do I Use It?

The Lines Property contains the individual lines of text in the memo control. This works for native Windows development. We use Lines to manipulate text in a memo control on a line-by-line basis. Lines is a DelphiVCL.Strings or TStrings object, so the TStrings methods may be used for Lines to perform manipulations such as counting the lines of text, adding new lines, deleting lines, or…
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This Is The Beginner's Guide to Python GUI Tools

Since its introduction, Python has emerged as one of the most powerful programming technologies. Its simple syntax and robust object-oriented nature have made it a favorite among different developer communities. Today, teams can rely on Python whether they are carrying out…
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What Are Bi-Directional Properties In DelphiVCL Applications?

What is Bi-Directional (BiDi)? Some languages do not follow the left to right reading order commonly found in Western languages, but rather use the right to left reading order for words and the left to right reading order for numbers. These languages are termed bi-directional (BiDi) because of this separation. The most common bi-directional languages are Arabic and Hebrew, although other Middle…
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