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'''
# These are just Tkinter experiments, I've been learning and still am learning. 
# I don't explain how to understand Tkinter, which is why it's called Tk Teacherless School.

# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

# Tkinter Borders

'flat'
'solid'

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'''
My TKINTER CLOCK Python Program Example:

Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com
'''

import tkinter as tk
import time as tm

window=tk.Tk()

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# Let's create a button with tkinter and see what happens when
# you type and execute/run the tkinter program example below.

# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

from tkinter import*

button=Tk()

button.geometry('500x500')

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'''
Welcome to tkinter, the canvas part of Python. With tkinter you can draw
lines and shapes such as ovals, arcs and rectangles. You can also create
some wild digital string-art designs with for-loops. With tkinter you can
also create buttons and input boxes. We will get into all this and more about
tkinter, the fun part of Python programming.
'''
# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

# Let's create a simple tkinter window. Type and execute/run

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'''
Have some fun with this little tkinter laser wars Python program example:
'''
# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

from tkinter import*
from random import*
import time
my_window=Tk()

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# Raise a list of possible errors to test in Python programs.

# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

try:
    print('Raising a list of possible errors to test:')
    raise Exception
    raise ValueError
    raise TypeError
    raise NameError

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# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

# Here is a basic, skeletal structure of a Try: and Except: block.
# The 'Pass' statement ignores any empty code blocks, which are
# not used for now. In this case, only the skeletal structure of the
# program is clearly shown. Note:  you do not need to invoke the
# 'finally' statement into try: and Except: blocks, but they can be
# quite handy when you want to show any output on the screen,
# no matter the outcome of the program's execution/run.

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'''
This is a complete scope of all the Try and Except Eorror handlers.
'''
# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

except Exception:
except BaseException:
except ArithmeticError:
except BufferError:
except LookupError:

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# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

# Let's hurt our brain just a wee bit and create a class inheritance
# with two functions inside it. First, we will start off with creating
# two functions called student1 and student2. Next we will create
# two, separate classes called Student1 and Student2 and place
# our two functions inside them. After that, we will create our class
# inheritance called Students with our two classes inside it. Note:
# to be sure that each programming step works, type and execute/
# run each program example first, before you proceed to the next

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# Almost six years later, and I'm still learning how 
# to master Python. I'm always trying new ideas through
# others so I can learn what Python is truly all about.

# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

# Use the enumerate() function to loop through a list, using
# only two lines of code; one for the for-index enumerate()
# function and the other for the 'print' statement.