Hi, I need help dawing a working analog clock using Tkinter in python 3.

and Design and implement a Python Tkinter GUI application that draws a simple 12-hour "analog" clock with (hour, minute, second) hands in the main window. The clock hands must reflect the current time on the PC, and must be updated every second. Text "Numerals" for the hours and some minute markers are required. You are welcome to Mike's Nice Analog Clock 12 10 Your application must use the Tkinter GUI library and graphical Widgets. If you prefer, you may use the Ttk module instead, but it is not required. The main root window should be covered with a Canvas widget, approximately 600x600 in size. All graphical output will be drawn on this canvas. The instructor baseline sample uses ovals, lines, and text items, but you are welcome to consider other options. You can obtain the current time (24-hour time) by importing the datetime module, e.g., from dat et ime import datetime t datetime .now time t. hour t.min, t sec and Design and implement a Python Tkinter GUI application that draws a simple 12-hour "analog" clock with (hour, minute, second) hands in the main window. The clock hands must reflect the current time on the PC, and must be updated every second. Text "Numerals" for the hours and some minute markers are required. You are welcome to Mike's Nice Analog Clock 12 10 Your application must use the Tkinter GUI library and graphical Widgets. If you prefer, you may use the Ttk module instead, but it is not required. The main root window should be covered with a Canvas widget, approximately 600x600 in size. All graphical output will be drawn on this canvas. The instructor baseline sample uses ovals, lines, and text items, but you are welcome to consider other options. You can obtain the current time (24-hour time) by importing the datetime module, e.g., from dat et ime import datetime t datetime .now time t. hour t.min, t sec