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Python Project On Alarm

This document summarizes the code for creating an alarm clock application using Tkinter in Python. It imports necessary libraries, creates a while loop to check the current time against the set alarm time, and plays a sound file if they match. It then defines functions for setting the alarm and getting the actual time. Finally, it creates a GUI using Tkinter to allow the user to enter the hour, minute and second for the alarm time and set the alarm by clicking a button. Running the Python file executes the alarm clock application.

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Python Project On Alarm

This document summarizes the code for creating an alarm clock application using Tkinter in Python. It imports necessary libraries, creates a while loop to check the current time against the set alarm time, and plays a sound file if they match. It then defines functions for setting the alarm and getting the actual time. Finally, it creates a GUI using Tkinter to allow the user to enter the hour, minute and second for the alarm time and set the alarm by clicking a button. Running the Python file executes the alarm clock application.

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First, we import all the necessary libraries and modules:

#Importing all the necessary libraries to form the alarm clock:


from tkinter import *
import datetime
import time
import winsound

Create a while loop:

def alarm(set_alarm_timer):
while True:
time.sleep(1)
current_time = datetime.datetime.now()
now = current_time.strftime("%H:%M:%S")
date = current_time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y")
print("The Set Date is:",date)
print(now)
if now == set_alarm_timer:
print("Time to Wake up")
winsound.PlaySound("sound.wav",winsound.SND_ASYNC)
break
def actual_time():
set_alarm_timer = f"{hour.get()}:{min.get()}:{sec.get()}"
alarm(set_alarm_timer)

Creating GUI using tkinter:

clock = Tk()
clock.title("DataFlair Alarm Clock")
clock.geometry("400x200")
time_format=Label(clock, text= "Enter time in 24 hour format!",
fg="red",bg="black",font="Arial").place(x=60,y=120)
addTime = Label(clock,text = "Hour Min Sec",font=60).place(x = 110)
setYourAlarm = Label(clock,text = "When to wake you up",fg="blue",relief =
"solid",font=("Helevetica",7,"bold")).place(x=0, y=29)
# The Variables we require to set the alarm(initialization):
hour = StringVar()
min = StringVar()
sec = StringVar()
#Time required to set the alarm clock:
hourTime= Entry(clock,textvariable = hour,bg = "pink",width = 15).place(x=110,y=30)
minTime= Entry(clock,textvariable = min,bg = "pink",width = 15).place(x=150,y=30)
secTime = Entry(clock,textvariable = sec,bg = "pink",width = 15).place(x=200,y=30)
#To take the time input by user:
submit = Button(clock,text = "Set Alarm",fg="red",width = 10,command =
actual_time).place(x =110,y=70)
clock.mainloop()
#Execution of the window.

Yay!! The alarm clock is ready for execution for your next work nap 😉. Save the
source code with DataFlair-Alarm-Clock.py and run the file:

python3 DataFlair-Alarm-Clock.py

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