Python world

Thanks! It looks like you’re interested in running Python code from Visual Basic and also in generating an app using Python. Let’s break this down and go step-by-step:

1. Running Python Code in Visual Basic (VB.NET)

If you’re using VB.NET (like in Visual Studio), you can run Python scripts by calling the Python interpreter from your VB code.

Example: Run a Python script from VB.NET

Make sure:

• Python is installed and added to your system PATH.
• You have a .py file (e.g., script.py).

Imports System.Diagnostics Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim psi As New ProcessStartInfo() psi.FileName = “python” ‘ or the full path like “C:\Python39\python.exe” psi.Arguments = “script.py” psi.UseShellExecute = False psi.RedirectStandardOutput = True psi.CreateNoWindow = True Dim process As Process = Process.Start(psi) Dim output As String = process.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd() process.WaitForExit() Console.WriteLine(“Python output: ” & output) End Sub End Module

2. Creating an App in Python

There are several kinds of apps you can make in Python:

• GUI App (desktop) – using Tkinter, PyQt, or Kivy
• Web App – using Flask or Django
• Mobile App – using Kivy or BeeWare
• Command-line App – using standard Python

Example: Simple GUI App with Tkinter

import tkinter as tk def greet(): label.config(text="Hello, " + entry.get()) app = tk.Tk() app.title("Greeting App") entry = tk.Entry(app) entry.pack() button = tk.Button(app, text="Greet", command=greet) button.pack() label = tk.Label(app, text="") label.pack() app.mainloop()

You can run this .py file directly using Python, and it opens a window.

Let’s personalize it:

1. Do you want to build a desktop app, web app, or mobile app?
2. Do you prefer working in Visual Basic, or are you open to writing the whole app in Python?
3. Do you want the app to do something specific?

Let me know, and I’ll guide you step-by-step!