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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
YEAR & SEMESTER: II-I ACADEMIC YEAR: 2023-24
INNOVATIVE PROJECT ABSTRACTS
Batch No. 2B9
Title of the QR-Code Project Generator Student Details NAME OF THE STUDENTS AND ROLL.NO 1)AKASH REDDY:22891A0582 2) MEGHANA REDDY:22891A0571 3) SAI SHIVA RAM REDDY:22891A05B0 4) POLEBOINA MANOHAR:22891A05B5
Guide Name MR DHONDI KRISHNA PRASAD
Abstract QR-Code Generator Python QR stands for Quick Response, and it gained its name from how quickly a cell phone can read it. They are used on your phone to collect and store data from moving media. To generate QR codes, we’ll use the Python package QRcode and Tkinter for the GUI application. We must import the QRcode module. Then we use the qrcode.make() function, and pass the string as a parameter. This string will aid in the generation of the QR code using the procedure. The full QR construction will be saved in the image object. Then we’ll create an IMG object and use img.save() to store it. When a picture is saved, the label function is used to display a popup(‘File Saved’), Where save_name fetch from ‘File Name(Save As)’ Entry Frame, where the show() function is used to show the QR code. The Python Tkinter serves as a container for the other components. The rectangular sections of the screen are utilized to organize the Python application’s components. To begin, we must establish an input box to receive the text entered by the user. To do so, we built Entry(frame), which is saved in (msg), and we generated a label for it (‘Enter the Text or URL’). We used the grid() function to align the input box, label, and buttons Following that, we create another input text box for naming the QRcode file. To do this, we established an Entry frame and its object ‘save_name’. There are two buttons that we designed. The first is used to view the QR Code; when pressed, it will redirect to the show() method that we built before, and the second is used to store the QR Code; when pressed, it will redirect to the generate() function.