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Using Java and Python simultaneously

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               Firstly, I would like to thank you all for your love and support towards our blog.
                  We here are happy to know that our previous posts on tutorials and mini projects have helped you a great deal.

        So far many of you might have done some really amazing projects using a particular programming language. But in this post of mine, I would like to share with you my mini project for which I have collaborated two of the most amazing programming languages for this project of mine!
   
       Yes! You have read it right! In this project of mine, I have combined Python and Java programming languages.

       The main agenda of this project is to combine the two programming languages, which are indirectly dependent on each other. By the way, this project takes input from the user in the form of a JFrame and plots a graph of the linear equations.

      
      We know that Python has a library called Tkinter which allows us to create forms and implement Graphical User Interface (GUI) programming. Impressive as it may sound, the interface isn't as beautiful, flexible, structured and easy as Java.

     Hence I've decided to implement the Java as front end to accept the user input for the linear equations and Python as a scripting language for back end to plot the graphs!

     Here are the images when we run the programs. (The programs are run individually and independently from each other).

The Java front end to receive input from the user of the linear equations:


The Python back end to plot the graphs of the received input from the user:





I hope you liked this project. 

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                                   Please contact us at technopedia13@gmail.com for the source code with detailed explanation of the project with the project code HB101.

Thank you very much :) :D Love you all!


Keep Coding!!

Comments

  1. Unknown29 July 2017 at 04:55

    If you dont mind, can you post the body of program .(entire program )

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    1. technopedia29 July 2017 at 04:58

      We are preparing a gist which contains the codes of all our programs. We'll post the link once its ready.

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