(master: tk.Frame, width: int, value_quantity: int,
                    element_state: str = 'readonly', current: int = 0)
return dropdown
Creates a set up dropdown
    :param master: parent element
    :param width: width of the element
    :param value_quantity: how many number to create in the dropdown list
    :param element_state: preferably set to 'readonly'
    :param current: current chosen value
    :return: Dropdown element
Creates a set up dropdown
    :param master: parent element
    :param width: width of the element
    :param value_quantity: how many number to create in the dropdown list
    :param element_state: preferably set to 'readonly'
    :param current: current chosen value
    :return: Dropdown element
Creates a set up dropdown : param master : parent element : param width : width of the element : param value_quantity : how many number to create in the dropdown list : param element_state : preferably set to readonly : param current : current chosen value : return : Dropdown element
def create_dropdown(master: tk.Frame, width: int, value_quantity: int,
                    element_state: str = 'readonly', current: int = 0):
    """
    Creates a set up dropdown
    :param master: parent element
    :param width: width of the element
    :param value_quantity: how many number to create in the dropdown list
    :param element_state: preferably set to 'readonly'
    :param current: current chosen value
    :return: Dropdown element
    """
    dropdown = ttk.Combobox(master, width=width)
    dropdown['values'] = build_number_list(value_quantity)
    dropdown['state'] = element_state
    dropdown.current(current)
    return dropdown
def create_dropdown ( master : tk . Frame , width : int , value_quantity : int , element_state : str = 'readonly' , current : int = 0 ) : dropdown = ttk . Combobox ( master , width = width ) dropdown [ 'values' ] = build_number_list ( value_quantity ) dropdown [ 'state' ] = element_state dropdown . current ( current ) return dropdown