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You can use the  function to evaluate mathematical expressions entered by the user. You can also use Tkinter buttons and entry widgets to create a simple calculator interface.     import tkinter from tkinter import * root=Tk() root.title("Simple Calculator") root.geometry("570x600+100+100") root.resizable(False,False) root.configure(bg="#17161b") equation = "" def show(value):     global equation     equation+=value     label_result.config(text=equation) def clear():     global equation     equation = ""     label_result.config(text=equation) def calculation():     global equation     result = ""     if equation !="":         try:             result = eval(equation)         except:             result = "error"             equation = ""     l...

I will provide some information about the history of a tourist spot in Karnataka and attach an image of the place using HTML and CSS.   

I have created a JavaScript function that can calculate the square, cube, root, factorial, even or odd  and prime factors of a given number. 

import random lc="abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" uc="ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ" nm="1234567890" sm="!@#$%^&*( ):;,./<>?" min_len=2 max_len=2 total_length=8 def generate_password(group,min_length,max_length):     length=random.randint(min_length,max_length)     sample=random.sample(group,length)     string="".join(sample)     return string def generate_string():     lower_string=generate_password(lc,min_len,max_len)     upper_string=generate_password(uc,min_len,max_len)     number=generate_password(nm,min_len,max_len)     symbol=generate_password(sm,min_len,max_len)     password=lower_string+upper_string+number+symbol     if len(password)==total_length:          password="".join(random.sample(password,len(password)))          return password     else:         return generate_password() print(generate_st...