A simple Python program to count emojis in a text file, log file, or user-pasted text using a Tkinter GUI for file selection 🖱️.

• Detects all standard Unicode emojis using the emoji Python library .
• Supports input from:
  • .txt files 📄
  • .log files 📝
  • Directly pasted text ⌨️
• Uses a Tkinter file dialog to select files conveniently .
• Counts both single-character and standard emojis .

• Python 3.7 or higher
• Python packages:

  pip install emoji tk
  

• Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux (Tkinter must be installed).

1. Run the script:

   python emoji_counter.py

2. Choose an option from the menu:

   1. Text File(.txt) or Log File(.log) 📄
   2. Paste Text ⌨️
   3. Exit ❌
   

3. If Option 1 is selected:

   • A file dialog will open to select your .txt or .log file 🗂️.
   • Only files with these extensions are allowed .

4. If Option 2 is selected:

   • Paste the text directly into the terminal/console .

5. The program will output the number of emojis in the text .

Given the following text in a file or pasted:

Hello 😀! I love 🍕 and 🏀.
Family time 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 is the best ❤️.

Output:

The Number Of Emojis In The Provided Data Is 6 

• The program counts emojis character by character, so some complex emojis or zero-width joiner sequences are counted individually per character.
• Always use UTF-8 encoded files for proper emoji support 💾.