Having trouble with adding integers with Python GUI
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I've been learning Python for the past 4 months now and I'm currentl learning about GUI applications. I'm having trouble trying to add integers after their selected with a CheckBox. The integers do add up but I'm getting these crazy results.
Here's my code:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
And this is the crazy result I keep getting:
https://imgur.com/a/qwIpTrn
I know it has to be a simple solution but I'm still very new to Python and can't seem to figure it out
python user-interface
asked Nov 22 at 1:27
Keyaki
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I've been learning Python for the past 4 months now and I'm currentl learning about GUI applications. I'm having trouble trying to add integers after their selected with a CheckBox. The integers do add up but I'm getting these crazy results.
Here's my code:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
And this is the crazy result I keep getting:
https://imgur.com/a/qwIpTrn
I know it has to be a simple solution but I'm still very new to Python and can't seem to figure it out
python user-interface
asked Nov 22 at 1:27
Keyaki
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up vote
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I've been learning Python for the past 4 months now and I'm currentl learning about GUI applications. I'm having trouble trying to add integers after their selected with a CheckBox. The integers do add up but I'm getting these crazy results.
Here's my code:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
And this is the crazy result I keep getting:
https://imgur.com/a/qwIpTrn
I know it has to be a simple solution but I'm still very new to Python and can't seem to figure it out
python user-interface
asked Nov 22 at 1:27
Keyaki
63
I've been learning Python for the past 4 months now and I'm currentl learning about GUI applications. I'm having trouble trying to add integers after their selected with a CheckBox. The integers do add up but I'm getting these crazy results.
Here's my code:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
And this is the crazy result I keep getting:
https://imgur.com/a/qwIpTrn
I know it has to be a simple solution but I'm still very new to Python and can't seem to figure it out
python user-interface
python user-interface
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Keyaki
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You need to remove the self.message += str(chargeTotal) in each if statement and then put it as in code below. Hope it helps.
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:33
Josh21
638
Wow. I knew I was close. Thanks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:52
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what you're doing is concatenating numbers converted to strings, at each if statement to your self.message.
eg. if you enter the first two if statements, you first get "Your total charge = $30", and after that, "Your total charge = $3020"
Rather, you should add the chargeTotal to your self.message at the end, only once:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:39
pooh17
444
Yea, I figured I was doing something like that, now that I look back at the code. Thanks. Imposter Syndrome sucks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:53
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You need to remove the self.message += str(chargeTotal) in each if statement and then put it as in code below. Hope it helps.
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:33
Josh21
638
Wow. I knew I was close. Thanks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:52
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
You need to remove the self.message += str(chargeTotal) in each if statement and then put it as in code below. Hope it helps.
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:33
Josh21
638
Wow. I knew I was close. Thanks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:52
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
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You need to remove the self.message += str(chargeTotal) in each if statement and then put it as in code below. Hope it helps.
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:33
Josh21
638
You need to remove the self.message += str(chargeTotal) in each if statement and then put it as in code below. Hope it helps.
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:33
Josh21
638
answered Nov 22 at 1:33
Josh21
638
answered Nov 22 at 1:33
Josh21
638
answered Nov 22 at 1:33
Josh21
638
638
Wow. I knew I was close. Thanks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:52
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Wow. I knew I was close. Thanks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:52
Wow. I knew I was close. Thanks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:52
Wow. I knew I was close. Thanks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:52
add a comment |
up vote
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what you're doing is concatenating numbers converted to strings, at each if statement to your self.message.
eg. if you enter the first two if statements, you first get "Your total charge = $30", and after that, "Your total charge = $3020"
Rather, you should add the chargeTotal to your self.message at the end, only once:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:39
pooh17
444
Yea, I figured I was doing something like that, now that I look back at the code. Thanks. Imposter Syndrome sucks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:53
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
what you're doing is concatenating numbers converted to strings, at each if statement to your self.message.
eg. if you enter the first two if statements, you first get "Your total charge = $30", and after that, "Your total charge = $3020"
Rather, you should add the chargeTotal to your self.message at the end, only once:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:39
pooh17
444
Yea, I figured I was doing something like that, now that I look back at the code. Thanks. Imposter Syndrome sucks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:53
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
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what you're doing is concatenating numbers converted to strings, at each if statement to your self.message.
eg. if you enter the first two if statements, you first get "Your total charge = $30", and after that, "Your total charge = $3020"
Rather, you should add the chargeTotal to your self.message at the end, only once:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:39
pooh17
444
what you're doing is concatenating numbers converted to strings, at each if statement to your self.message.
eg. if you enter the first two if statements, you first get "Your total charge = $30", and after that, "Your total charge = $3020"
Rather, you should add the chargeTotal to your self.message at the end, only once:
def Calculate(self):
self.message = "Your total charge = $"
chargeTotal = 0
if self.checkBoxVar1.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 30
if self.checkBoxVar2.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
if self.checkBoxVar3.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 40
if self.checkBoxVar4.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 100
if self.checkBoxVar5.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 35
if self.checkBoxVar6.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 200
if self.checkBoxVar7.get() == 1:
chargeTotal += 20
self.message += str(chargeTotal)
tkinter.messagebox.showinfo("Total Charges", self.message)
answered Nov 22 at 1:39
pooh17
444
answered Nov 22 at 1:39
pooh17
444
answered Nov 22 at 1:39
pooh17
444
answered Nov 22 at 1:39
pooh17
444
444
Yea, I figured I was doing something like that, now that I look back at the code. Thanks. Imposter Syndrome sucks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:53
add a comment |
Yea, I figured I was doing something like that, now that I look back at the code. Thanks. Imposter Syndrome sucks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:53
Yea, I figured I was doing something like that, now that I look back at the code. Thanks. Imposter Syndrome sucks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:53
Yea, I figured I was doing something like that, now that I look back at the code. Thanks. Imposter Syndrome sucks.
– Keyaki
Nov 22 at 6:53
add a comment |
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