Python, Tkinter GUI Practical Examples Tutorial  Comments are
closed  Tkinter is a simple to use, cross-
platform(Linux/Windows/OSx) GUI program – the only built-in GUI
packaged with Python. It is designed on Tcl/Tk -a popular open-
source GUI scripting language for a wide range of programming
languages ( c, C++, Perl, PHP, Ruby etc.).  Here’s how to get
started with Tkinter:  Example 1: Introducing Root Window
rootTkinter uses the term ‘root window” for a graphical window
which accommodates all the widgets. The first step in Tkinter
GUI designing is to create a root window. To create a new root
window:  from Tkinter import * root = Tk(className="My first
GUI") # creates root window # all components of thw window will
come here root.mainloop() # To keep GUI window running  Not very
exciting, right ? Just a blank frame. Lets now add some elements
to the root window.  Example 2. Adding Widgets  Widget refers to
components that we add to the root window.   Example 2: Hello
World  This includes components like but