Basic Widgets in Tkinter
In this Tkinter section, we’ll explore the fundamental building blocks of What are Widgets in Tkinter?, Creating Interactive applications using Tkinter’s, using basic widgets. From simple frames and labels to more complex elements like scrollable frames and treeviews, we’ll cover a wide range of widgets and their customization options.
- Label: Display static text or images.
- Button: Create clickable buttons to trigger actions.
- Entry: Allow user input for single-line text.
- Frame: Organize widgets within a container.
- Checkbutton: Create checkboxes for boolean options.
- Radiobutton: Create radio buttons for mutually exclusive options.
- Listbox: Display a list of items for selection.
- Scrollbar: Add scrollbars to widgets like Listbox.
- Menu: Create simple menus for application navigation.
- Canvas: Draw shapes, lines, text, and images.
Python Tkinter Tutorial
Tkinter is the most commonly used library for developing GUI (Graphical User Interface) in Python. It is a standard Python interface to the Tk GUI toolkit shipped with Python. As Tk and Tkinter are available on most of the Unix platforms as well as on the Windows system, developing GUI applications with Tkinter becomes the fastest and easiest.