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That's the easiest approach

The code could be written to remove the decimal if it is a 0. It's just a basic example. Nothing more.

Does it not also qualify as a float or decimal?

A basic example of the case use. Doesn't handle operations if in a string such as 6+2 def wholenumber(arg): match arg: case int(arg): return True case float(arg): return False case str(arg): if arg.isdigit() and type(int(arg)) ==...

I agree 5.0 is a whole number but, python sees a float. It cound be rounded or some other method to remove the decimal and be made a whole number. As for the string 6+4, could probably spit the string and covert to int and then add and return the sum.

Explain please. I'm always open to input.

Glad I could help

I changed this font-style: var(--heading-font); to font-family: var(--heading-font); and it changed the font font-style - CSS: Cascading Style Sheets | MDN

One way def check(arg): if isinstance(arg, str) and arg.isdigit(): print(f'{arg} is a whole number') elif isinstance(arg, int): print(f'{arg} is a whole number') else: print(f'{arg} is not a whole number') check(5) check(5.0) check(6+3) check('88')...

That does not look like python language

I would recommend visual studio code. You will need Node.js installed as visual studio uses it. I use Ubuntu and run visual studio for all the coding I do. Python, javascript, php, and c languages. Even has an html view (which I don't really like that well). I usually just open it in the browser...

if you want length of string you will need to change string.length to word.length. Word has the characters. Basic example const word = 'some word' const stringlength = word.length console.log('String length is ' + stringlength + ' charcters long.') output String length is 9 charcters long.

From w3schools: The required attribute is a boolean attribute. When present, it specifies that an input field must be filled out before submitting the form. Note: The required attribute works with the following input types: text, search, url, tel, email, password, date pickers, number, checkbox...

Have you tried the docs?

put margin: auto; in the outer-box css

Here is an example of one way it could be done. It will create a test database but, no tables are created and no database functions. Purely for example only. import tkinter as tk from tkinter import messagebox import sqlite3 as sq class Model: def __init__(self): db = 'test.db'...

Although not implemented using tkinter, here is a link to practice script on the forum I wrote a few years ago. Maybe it will help you. It doesn't use sqlite3 either but, both could easily implementeed.

Sorry but, this code will not do anything on its own. Is this the complete code? Sorry, Just realized that this was a link

Just my opinion but, if going with the dark blue background, I think maybe a charcoal or light gray for the highlights

My advice would be to buy a book. Doesn't have to be an expensive book. Learn all the basic syntax such as print, how to define variables, basic functions. Once you get a understanding then move on how to create functions, classes, and many other aspects of the language. There are many online...