Electron microscopy
 
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Stop the program when the mouse is move to top-left corner of the screen (0,0). code:          
          Bind Python functions and methods to an event
Output:         
         Bind Python functions and methods to an event

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Relevant functions: break, return, return, limit.

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sys.exit() and quit() commands does not really, fully quit from the program; destroy() command fully closes the pop-up window and quit from the program.

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Bind Python functions and methods to an event: code:          
          Bind Python functions and methods to an event
Output:         
          Bind Python functions and methods to an event

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Set maximum window size, scroll down the webpage, find if there is a link with a specific text or not, get the actual link and then click it, closes the current browser window, quit from the browser driver: Code:
         Automatically Review, Scroll, Click Webpage and Its Link

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.bind(), side=, highlightbackground=, highlightthickness=, StringVar(), .set(), textvariable=, global, relief='flat', quit, .destroy(), background=, foreground=, .mainloop(), '<Return>', '<q>': code:          
          Turn on and off with mouse press
Output:         
          Turn on and off with mouse press

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Drag the mouse from a start point to an end point to plot the blue, green and red intensities along a line on an image (the process can be stopped by pressing letter "x"). code:
         continue in Python
Input:         
         continue in Python
Output:         
         continue in Python

         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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