@@Koolac He is talking about 5:39 I guess "command" is not a positional argument, so you need to assign a value to it, but why not say « command= add_to_field(1) » instead of the actual « command= lambda : add_to_field(1) » I never used lambda functions so idk how it works and if what's done here is the primary use of lambda functions
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sick video dude
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@@Koolac thanks
ty i was having trouble with this task
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how to run the program
Using Python. If you want to learn how to install it, check out recent videos. There is a video on how to install Python and PyCharm.
Text widget shows ".!text... " when I click buttons.
i cant find the correct source code in the telegram link
Same
How do I do it
why did write lambda and you turn a function to it ?
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@@Koolac yes sure when?
@@Koolac He is talking about 5:39
I guess "command" is not a positional argument, so you need to assign a value to it, but why not say « command= add_to_field(1) » instead of the actual « command= lambda : add_to_field(1) »
I never used lambda functions so idk how it works and if what's done here is the primary use of lambda functions
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bro my code is exactly like yours but when i run my code its a white box
So you've made a mistake. Check the code. Pay attention to lower case and upper case and ...