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Tkinter Basics Notes

This document provides a basic overview of Tkinter, including how to create a window, add labels, buttons, and entry fields. It explains how to handle button clicks and read user input, as well as how to update widget text dynamically. The document concludes with a summary of key concepts learned about Tkinter.

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Tkinter Basics Notes

This document provides a basic overview of Tkinter, including how to create a window, add labels, buttons, and entry fields. It explains how to handle button clicks and read user input, as well as how to update widget text dynamically. The document concludes with a summary of key concepts learned about Tkinter.

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Tkinter Basics – Study Notes (English)

1. Creating a Window

- Import Tkinter using: import tkinter as tk

- Create a window: window = [Link]()

- Set a title: [Link]("My App")

- Set size: [Link]("400x300")

- Start the window loop: [Link]()

2. Adding a Label

- A label displays text inside the window.

Example:

label = [Link](window, text="Hello!", font=("Arial", 14))

[Link]()

3. Adding a Button

- A button triggers a function when clicked.

Example:

def on_click():

[Link](text="Button clicked!")

btn = [Link](window, text="Click Me", command=on_click)

[Link]()

4. Getting User Input (Entry)

- Entry is used for text input fields.

Example:

entry = [Link](window)

[Link]()
- Getting the entered value:

value = [Link]()

5. Updating Text Dynamically

- You can change label text using:

[Link](text="New Text")

6. Pack Layout Manager

- pack() arranges widgets vertically in order.

- Useful options:

pack(pady=10) # vertical spacing

pack(side="left") # aligning

7. Summary of What You Learned Today

- How to create a Tkinter window

- How to add label, button, and entry

- How to handle button clicks with functions

- How to read user input

- How to update widgets dynamically

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