The use of console based I/O is no longer a requirement for modern computer applications. Instead, modern Python UI are more ergonomically designed graphical user interface due to the use of fast processors and potent graphics hardware, making them user-friendly. These programs allow input through mouse clicks and allow the user to select options using radio buttons, dropdown lists, and other GUI…
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