Is it possible to create graphical interfaces for Python applications?

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And what about using them on a computer that doesn’t have a Python interpreter? If the answer is yes, what software is capable of doing this?

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Yes it is possible, you need a library that does this. It has several options depending on your need. Some options (there are several others):

To run Python applications without installing the interpreter the most interesting solution is to create an executable. Some options:

Not all work with version 3.

Knows the Mercurial? This is an application created with Python using GUI without needing the interpreter.

  • It is important to note that these creators of . exe, as this need to have the application + self-contained interpreter are Windows needs. Ok - mobile applications have similar need - and there you should olahr qPython and Kivy if you want to do something for Android, for example. But on Linux and Mac OS, Python works in a modular way - and creating a PIP installable Python package is the easiest way to create easily distributable and reusable applications: neither Python nor dependencies are duplicated for program installation

  • Thank you for your reply!

  • Can you tell me which is the best for 3d "modeling"?

  • I don’t think any of them are made for ordinary applications. but it might have some 3D functions, the origins of some of them have, but I wouldn’t know which one is the best, or what better means. I just used Qt.

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