* The tkinter library contains some minimum required

component classes to prepare GUI.

* In Java ---> Components

* In .net ---> windows tookit
* In Android and Python ---> widgets

* All these are library classes. And their objects prepares

one GUI component.

* for example,
If we want one button, then we have to declare
one object of class Button.
If we want one textbox, then we have to declare
one object of class Entry.

* Here we have to use specific constructor of widget classes.

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step 1: import tkinter library

step 2: Prepare base i.e. object of class "tkinter.Tk"

This base is like output window, that will appear
when we run this program.

step 3: Start declaring objects of required widget classes.

and use proper parameter/attribute for it's
constructor.

step 4: Add every widget object into base by using

pack() or place() or grid()

step 5: Start the output of base by using mainloop() method.

For example:
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from tkinter import *

base = Tk()

b1 = Button(base)
b1.pack()

base.mainloop()

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Example 2:
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from tkinter import *

base = Tk()
base.geometry("300x300")
base.title("Demonstrating First GUI")
btn1 = Button(base, text="Submit", fg="blue", bg="yellow")
btn1.pack()

lb1 = Label(base, text="Enter User ID")

lb1.pack()

txt1 = Entry(base)
txt1.pack()

base.mainloop()

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Example-3:
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from tkinter import *

ft = ("Arial Bold", 12)

base = Tk()
base.geometry("300x300")
base.title("Demonstrating First GUI")

btn1 = Button(base, text="Submit", fg="blue", bg="yellow", font=ft)

btn1.pack()

lb1 = Label(base, text="Enter User ID", font=ft)

lb1.pack()

txt1 = Entry(base, font=ft)

txt1.pack()

txt2 = Entry(base, show="*", font=ft)

txt2.pack()

base.mainloop()

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To align the components, we have 3 methods.

pack():
This method directly adds component object into center
of screen. Mainly prefer this to directly add panels.

place():
This method has 2 parameters.
x =
y =
We specify co-ordinate of X axis and Y axis.

For example:
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from tkinter import *

ft = ("Arial Bold", 12)

base = Tk()
base.configure(bg="cyan")
base.geometry("500x500")
base.title("Demonstrating First GUI")

btn1 = Button(base, text="Submit", fg="blue", bg="yellow", font=ft)

btn1.place(x=100, y=125)

lb1 = Label(base, text="Enter User ID", font=ft)

txt1 = Entry(base, font=ft)

txt1.place(x=100, y=175)

txt2 = Entry(base, show="*", font=ft)

base.mainloop()

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