In Python, Tkinter
is a built-in GUI library to create cross-platform GUI applications. This library is lightweight and easy to use compared to other GUI libraries.
In this Answer, we’ll learn how to import the Tkinter
module into the Python code. Install the latest Python as a prerequisite using the link.
We’ll use Python’s import module syntax, as shown below.
import module_name as modeule_alias_name
Tkinter
As shown below, we import module Tkinter
with an alias name tk.
import tkinter as tk
Let’s take a look at an example of this. After clicking the “Run” button, go to the link below.
#import tkinter module import tkinter as tk #create window window = tk.Tk() #provide size to window window.geometry("300x300") #add text label tk.Label(text="Hello from Educative !!!").pack() window.mainloop()
Line 2: We import the Tkinter
module with an alias name as tk.
Line 5: We create a window.
Line 8: We provide window size using the geometry()
method.
Line 11: We create text on the window using the label
method.
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