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Create Desktop Apps Using Python & Tkinter

The **OptionMenu** widget can display a group of values when clicked. The user can select only one option from this set of values. It is also called a drop-down menu.

Let's see how we can create an OptionMenu in Tkinter.

# Creating OptionMenu widgets

The syntax for creating an OptionMenu widget is as follows:

myOptionMenu = tk.OptionMenu(parent, variable, default=None, *values)

The `OptionMenu()` method takes, `parent`, `variable`, `default`, and `values` as parameters. The `parent` parameter stands for the parent window or frame where we will place this widget. The `variable` parameter is a `tk.StringVar` object that holds the currently selected option of the menu. 

We can set a default option for the menu by either using the `default` parameter or by assigning an initial value to the `variable`. The `values` parameter is a list of values that appear on the OptionMenu.

In this lesson, we will learn to create an OptionMenu widget for reading data from users.

Introduction

Widgets and GUI in Tkinter

Final Project - Rock Paper Scissors Game

OptionMenu Widget