This is my last program for the semester and I am stuck. Here is my code (Python 3, 64-bit):

from tkinter import * master = Tk() listbox = Listbox(exportselection=0) listbox.pack() listbox.insert(END, "Person") for item in ["Bruce Wayne", "Clark Kent", "Peter Parker", "Rick Blaine", "Willie Wonka"]: listbox.insert(END, item) listbox2 = Listbox(exportselection=0) listbox2.pack() listbox2.insert(END, "Workplace") for item in ["Wayne Enterprises", "Daily Planet", "Daily Bugle", "Rick's American Cafe", "Chocolate Factory"]: listbox2.insert(END, item) master.mainloop() 

I removed my comments to make the code easier to read. The problem is, I need the list boxes on right/left, versus top/bottom. And the menu items, "Person" and "Workplace", they appear to be part of the list. I am at a loss.

I used exportselection=0 because it is required. The program will also need to project a "right" or "wrong" when the correct/wrong items are selected.

Here are the program requirements that must be met:

Person (List title)	Workplace (List title)
Bruce Wayne	Wayne Enterprises
Clark Kent	Daily Planet
Peter Parker	Daily Bugle
Rick Blaine	Rick's American Cafe
Willie Wonka	Chocolate Factory

Using this table, write a program that displays the people in list box 1, workplace in list box 2, having each box list the person/place in alphabetical order. The user will attempt to match a person to their workplace by making a selection from each list (this is where I used exportselection=0). Once they do, there will be a button they will press to show "correct" or "incorrect" that will tell them whether or not they made a correct match. Good luck! The button I am confident I can do, but my pseudocode and my program are a little mismatched, so I think my logic is off on the whole for matching the values. As you can see, I have made some headway, but I need assistance figuring out the logic and where to go next. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Rooted in faith, rpg