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Sololearn does not offer courses for GUIs.
As to python in general I recommend these sololearn courses in this order:
Python for Beginners
Python Data Structures
Intermediate Python
Python Core.
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If you are talking about creating a GUI, you can use several modules available in python.I use tkinter for developing my any Desktop app in python. You can check my github(link in profile section), it may help you.
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explain *programmation*
HTML, CSS and JS are the big three languages that you need to know in front-end. you don't have to learn any programming language aside from Javascript for front-end.
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the link below has some examples for starting in c#, c++, visual basic, and javascript. what might be helpful is sampling the different languages to see which one looks easier for you to read. when you feel lile you are ready, choose one language and take it one line at a time. good luck on your journey!
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/porting/getting-started-choosing-a-programming-language
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What kind of app do you want to make? For what platform, what operating system?
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If you want to make an application for windows I assume that you want to create a GUI (graphical user interface). Python offers several modules for that. The most popular GUIs for python are qt and tkinter, but there are other options.
Apart from the GUI you need the code that does the actual work. Here all depends on what you want your programme to do.
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i am aware of python web frameworks, like django and flask, that utilize html and css. i also recently learned you can use python in html instead of javascript. you may want to post that as a new question to get more visibility.
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thanks a lot
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Python can be used for creating GUI apps. There is a lot of libraries to work with gui in python, the chosen tool depends on your goal. I can name a few with which i had experience:
Pygame – for game development (with no pre-implemented buttons etc.)
PyQT – beautiful way to make GUI (not beginner oriented)
Tkinter – for amateur projects (more ugly)
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for an app like bitlocker
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For what platform (mobile, desktop)?
For what os (windows, macos, linux, ios, android, ...)?
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windows,
what is the difference between mobile or desktop? (sorry I'm really just start coding and I'm not good at English)
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Desktop means a regular computer or a laptop.
Mobile means tablets and smartphones.
There are some hardware differences. And mobile devices usually use different operating systems.
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so it's for a desktop app
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did you know how to attach html and css file to the python programs?
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thanks a lot!
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HTML and CSS are for web development. Since you want to make a desktop app you should look into GUIs instead.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphical_user_interface
https://www.askpython.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-modules/top-best-python-gui-libraries
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tkinter use other command so my code that I wrote previously is now not working. can you advise me for other GUIs which will make my code work
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There's no way to tell without knowing your code. Also I'm not particularly familiar with GUI programming myself. The askpython link above gives a short overview of some of the most popular GUI libraries for python.
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If you'd like to build multiplatform apps using Python, then I'd suggest you learn Kivy and KivyMD; you can build apps and 2D games that look like the ones you see on your phone.