Gui

Question 1

What does GUI stand for?

Answer 1

Graphical user interface

Question 2

What Python module can be used to create a gui?

Answer 2

The Tkinter GUI module tool kit

Question 3

Import everything from tkinter:

Answer 3

From tkinter import *

(The asteroid means everything)

Question 4

Windows

Answer 4

Serves as a container to hold widgets

Question 5

Widgets

Answer 5

GUI elements: buttons, text boxes, labels , images

Question 6

Create a window called window with Tk

Answer 6

this instantiates an instance of a window

Window = Tk()

Question 7

Display a window

Answer 7

places window on computer screen, listens for events

Window = Tk()
Window.mainloop()

Question 8

Set a windows geometry(size) to 500x500

Answer 8

Window.tk()
Window.geometry(“500x500”)
Window.mainloop()

Question 9

Change window title

Answer 9

Window.tk()
Window.geometry(“500x500”)
Window.title(“title”)
Window.mainloop()

Question 10

Change icon for gui

Answer 10

Icon = PhotoImage(file=‘icon.png’)
Window.iconphoto(true,icon)

Question 11

Configure your windows background to black

Answer 11

Window.config(background=“black”

Question 12

Add a label to your window

Answer 12

Window =Tk()
Window.mainloop()
Label =label(window,text=‘HELLO’

Label.pack()#adds to window
Or
Label.place(x=0,y=0)

the first argument taken in by our label function is the name of our window variable (in this case it’s called window)

Question 13

Change font of label

Answer 13

Label = label(window,text=“cum”,font=(‘fontype’, size,bold))

Question 14

What other kwargs can be used in a label?

Answer 14

The relief eg. Relief= RAISED
fg=“colour”
bg=“colour”
Padx
Pady
Image=photo
Compound=“bottom”