1.A Boolean variable is a special kind of variable that can be only true or false. Programmers often call such a variable simply a “Boolean.” The term is always capitalized because it’s derived from...

1.A Boolean variable is a special kind of variable that can be only true or false. Programmers

often call such a variable simply a “Boolean.” The term is always capitalized because it’s derived from the name of the English mathematician George Boole.

1. Write your own version of the Mad Lib program using a different arrangement of widgets.

2. Write a version of the Guess My Number game, the Chapter 3 project, using a GUI.

3. Create a GUI program, Order Up!, that presents the user with a simple restaurant menu, which lists items and prices. Let the user select different items and then show the user the total bill.