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Let's make a basic window using TKINNER. We will need to import TKINNER. Now create a main window by writing root equals TK dot TK. This will give us the main application window. Now we set the title and the size, then write root dot main loop and run it. You will get a simple blank window. If we add something inside it, we create a label variable equals TK dot label in brackets. Root comma text equals follow pi code dev. Now we place it by writing a label variable equals "tk.label" in brackets. "root,text" equals "followpycodedev". Now we place it by writing a label.pack with some padding. Run it, and now you will see the text inside the window. Next, we create a button variable equal to "tk.button" in brackets. Run it again, and now we get a button. When we click it, pop-up message appears. Don't forget to like and comment if this helped. Follow PyCode Dev for more Python educational reels.

Let's make a basic window using TKINNER. We will need to import TKINNER. Now create a main window by writing root equals TK dot TK. This will give us the main…

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Let's make a basic window using TKINNER. We will need to import TKINNER. Now create a main window by writing root equals TK dot TK. This will give us the main application window. Now we set the title and the size, then write root dot main loop and run it. You will get a simple blank window. If we add something inside it, we create a label variable equals TK dot label in brackets. Root comma text equals follow pi code dev. Now we place it by writing a label variable equals "tk.label" in brackets. "root,text" equals "followpycodedev". Now we place it by writing a label.pack with some padding. Run it, and now you will see the text inside the window. Next, we create a button variable equal to "tk.button" in brackets. Run it again, and now we get a button. When we click it, pop-up message appears. Don't forget to like and comment if this helped. Follow PyCode Dev for more Python educational reels.

"Let's make a basic window using TKINNER. We will need to import TKINNER."

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