# master
# importing whole module 
# use Tkinter to show a digital clock
# using python code base

import time
#because we need digital clock , so we are importing the time library.
#  master
from tkinter import *
from tkinter.ttk import *

# importing strftime function to 
# retrieve system's time 
from time import strftime 

# creating tkinter window 
root = Tk() 
root.title('Clock') 

# master

# This function is used to 
# display time on the label 
def def_time(): 
	string = strftime('%H:%M:%S %p') 
	lbl.config(text = string) 
	lbl.after(1000, time) 

# Styling the label widget so that clock 
# will look more attractive 
lbl = Label(root, font = ('calibri', 40, 'bold', 'italic'), 
			background = 'Black', 
			foreground = 'Yellow') 

# Placing clock at the centre 
# of the tkinter window 
lbl.pack(anchor = 'center') 
def_time() 

mainloop() 
# =======
label = Label(root, font=("Arial", 30, 'bold'), bg="black", fg="white", bd =30)
label.grid(row =0, column=1)



#function to declare the tkniter clock
def dig_clock():
    
    text_input = time.strftime("%H : %M : %S") # get the current local time from the PC
    
    label.config(text=text_input)
    
    # calls itself every 200 milliseconds
    # to update the time display as needed
    # could use >200 ms, but display gets jerky
    
    label.after(200, dig_clock)

    
    
# calling the function
dig_clock()

root.mainloop()
# master