graphical apps with tkinter

You can use the tkinter module to create graphical applications and desktop applications with Python

For example, the Python desktop program below creates two buttons and a label. Tkinter has many widgets you can add to a window, labels and buttons being just one of them.

from tkinter import *

class OnOffButton(Button):
    def __init__(self,master=None,text=None):
        Button.__init__(self,master,text=text)
        self['command'] = self._onButtonClick

    def _onButtonClick(self):
        print('button clicked')


class App(Frame):
    def __init__(self,master=None):
        Frame.__init__(self,master)

        self.labelHello = Label(self,text="Hello World")
        self.labelHello['fg'] = "red"
        self.labelHello.grid()

        self.button1 = OnOffButton(self,text="Click Me")
        self.button1.grid()

        self.button2 = OnOffButton(self,text="Click me?")
        self.button2.grid()

def main():
    root = Tk()
    app = App(master=root)
    app.grid()
    root.mainloop()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

In this example there are 3 widgets: a label and a button.
You can create a label by calling

Label(self,text="Hello World")

To create a button, call (the class is subclassed)

Button(self,text="Click me?")

So you can make all kinds of desktop apps with tkinter.
But you can create "graphical apps", similar to Paint. (source: canvas demo)

These are just simple examples. You can create much more complex graphical user interfaces, as shown in the image below:

More reading:

• Tkinter Video Course & Examples
• tkinter in docs

Comments

[Muhimen]

Well, I prefer PyQt5 as it gives you a nice little handy software to make UI and then turn it into a code.

[Darryn Dumisani Ph☻enix-92]

O, i do love how there are so many varieties!