Tkinter

Tkinter Introduction

Tkinter Introduction

The graphical user interface (GUI) is a type of user interface that allows users to interact with computers using visual indicators such as icons, menus, and windows. It has advantages over the Command Line Interface (CLI), allowing people to communicate with computers solely through the keyboard and is more difficult to use than the GUI.

Python Tkinter introduction 

What is Tkinter?

Tkinter is a Python binding for the Tk graphical user interface toolkit. Tk is the first GUI library for the Tcl programming language. Tkinter is a Python wrapper for a complete Tcl interpreter that is embedded in the Python interpreter. There are several other well-known Python GUI toolkits. wxPython, PyQt, and PyGTK are the most popular.

Tkinter is a built-in Python tool for creating graphical user interfaces. Because it is simple and straightforward to use, it is one of the most often used modules for constructing GUI applications in Python. You don't need to worry about installing the Tkinter module individually because it's already included with Python. It gives the Tk GUI toolkit an object-oriented interface.

We'll go through the fundamentals of Tkinter (pronounced "Tee-Kay-Inter," as it's the "TK Interface" framework), which is Python's default GUI module. Other frameworks, such as wxPython, PyQt, and Kivy, are available. While some are more sophisticated, Tkinter is simple to use, comes with Python, and is released under the same open-source licence.