Add buttons, boxes, pictures and colours and more to your Python programs using the guizero library, which is quick, accessible, and understandable for all.

This 156-page book is suitable for everyone, from beginners to experienced Python programmers who want to explore graphical user interfaces (GUIs).

There are ten fun projects for you to create, including a painting program, an emoji match game, and a stop-motion animation creator.

• Create games and fun Python programs
• Learn how to create your own graphical user interfaces
• Use windows, text boxes, buttons, images, and more
• Learn about event-based programming
• Explore good (and bad) user interface design

This book was written using an earlier version of Raspberry Pi OS. Please use Raspberry Pi OS (Legacy) for full compatibility. See magpi.cc/legacy for more information.

Errata

P.69, 75-77 of the print version

The if statements to set the speed variable based on the score are in the wrong order. They should be as follows:

if score > 30:

` speed = 200`

elif score > 20:

` speed = 400`

elif score > 10:

` speed = 500`