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This code generates a graphical user interface in Python using the Tkinter module to calculate the minimum coin change for a given amount. The user can enter an amount and exclude certain coins, then click "Calculate" to determine the smallest combination of coins that sums to the amount while omitting the excluded coins. The code provides a template for a GUI application with entry fields, buttons, and labels that could be expanded on to develop a more advanced coin change calculator program.

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Python For Software Development

This code generates a graphical user interface in Python using the Tkinter module to calculate the minimum coin change for a given amount. The user can enter an amount and exclude certain coins, then click "Calculate" to determine the smallest combination of coins that sums to the amount while omitting the excluded coins. The code provides a template for a GUI application with entry fields, buttons, and labels that could be expanded on to develop a more advanced coin change calculator program.

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Python for Software Development

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Python for Software Development

QUESTION 1

This code generates a simple graphical user interface window with two access areas for the quantity and
coins to omit. Whenever the user selects the "Calculate" button, the application computes the smallest
coin shift for the provided amount while omitting the chosen coins and presents the outcome in a
caption. You may update the code to add more GUI components or modify the structure to suit your
needs.

scss

tkinter should be imported as tk

# Create a graphical user interface panel

tk.Tk = root ()

root.title("Minimum-Coin Change Assessment") ("Minimum-Coin Change Evaluation")

# Create a program to compute the smallest coin change.

# Create a program to compute the smallest coin change. e change() is defined as follows:

# Get client input

int(amount entry.get()) = quantity

[int(exclude entry.get())] exclusion

coins = [1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200]

search for coin in:

coins.remove(coin)

# Determine the smallest coin exchange

[] coin counts

amount = coin count / coin


coin * coin count = amount

coin counts.append(coin count)

coin counts.reverse()

# Show the smallest coin difference

config(text="Minimum coin change: " + ", ".join([f"coin counts[i]xcoins[i]p" for I in range(len(coins)) if


coin counts[i] > 0])

# Design GUI components

tk.Label(root, text="Amount:") = amount label

tk.Entry = amount entry (root)

tk.Label(root, text="Exclude coins:") = exclude label

tk.Entry exclude entry = tk.Entry (root)

tk.Button(root, text="Calculate", command=calculate change)

tk.Label change label = tk.Label (root)

# Add GUI components to the window.

grid(row=0, column=0) amount label

grid(row=0, column=1) for amount entry

grid(row=1, column=0) exclude label

grid(row=1, column=1) exclude entry

grid(row=2, column=0, columnspan=2) calculate button

grid.change label(row=3, column=0, columnspan=2)

# Open the graphical user interface window

root.mainloop()

QUESTION 2
A 30-minute viva would be held as part of the assessment, during which the student would give a
demonstrate of the system that was developed. The student may present using 1 to 4 PowerPoint
slides, but a live demonstration of the system is required.

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