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Create Desktop Apps Using Python & Tkinter

A **Radiobutton** is a Tkinter GUI widget that allows users to select only one option from a predefined set of mutually exclusive options. Radio buttons can contain text or images.

## Creating radio buttons

The syntax of creating a Radiobutton widget is as follows:

button = tk.Radiobutton(parent, text, variable, value, options)

Here, `parent` is the name of the parent window, `text` refers to the text or name on the button, `variable` is a Tkinter variable shared among all radio buttons, and `value` is the unique value of the radio button.

We can include other `options` available in Tkinter, such as `bg`, `font`, `justify`, `command`, etc. We can also associate a Python method with each radio button using the command option.

## An example of the Radiobutton widget

Let’s create a simple GUI window that contains a radio button.

# Creating radio buttons

The syntax of creating a Radiobutton widget is as follows:

Here, `parent` is the name of the parent window, `text` refers to the text or name on the button, `variable` is a Tkinter variable shared among all radio buttons, and `value` is the unique value of the radio button.

We can include other `options` available in Tkinter, such as `bg`, `font`, `justify`, `command`, etc. We can also associate a Python method with each radio button using the command option.

# An example of the Radiobutton widget

Let’s create a simple GUI window that contains a radio button.

In this lesson, we will use the Radiobutton widget to read mutually exclusive data from users.

Introduction

Widgets and GUI in Tkinter

Final Project - Rock Paper Scissors Game

Radiobutton Widget

Creating radio buttons