Creating GUI in Python Easily with 2 Different Ways

It is very easy to create a GUI in Python as compared to other programming languages.

We can create a GUI in IDLE (python 3.5) and Visual Studio 2015 using the python programming language

1. First, we know how to create GUI in IDLE(python 3.5)

Step 1:

Open IDLE (python 3.5) (shown in picture),

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After opening IDLE, window form is open (shown in the picture below),

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Click on “FILE” or (ctrl+N) to open a new file for writing source code. (shown in the picture below)

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Now, the editor is open and ready to use (shown in picture),

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Step 2:

In python we create GUI using tkinter module, tkinter has some functions for creating GUI and setting properties of our windows form.

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So we import tkinter module in our program. (shown in picture),

from tkinter import*

Now all functions of tkinter are imported and ready to use. Firstly we are creating an instance of tkinter.

obj=Tk() #creating instance of tkinter

Now instance is created and gives title and dimensions to our windows form.

obj.title("c# corner") # set title of our window form  
obj.geometry("300x300")  #set dimension of form

Inserting text into our window form

wintext = Text(obj)  
wintext.insert(INSERT, "Hello.....")  
wintext.insert(END, "welcome to c# corner.....")

Now bind our text to window form and call mainloop.

wintext.pack()  
obj.mainloop()

Finally our window form is created and our source code is,

from tkinter import*  
obj=Tk()  
obj.title("c# corner")  
obj.geometry("300x300")  
wintext = Text(obj)  
wintext.insert(INSERT, "Hello.....")  
wintext.insert(END, "welcome to c# corner.....")  
wintext.pack()  
obj.mainloop()

run our application (press F5) or click on the run->run the module.

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2. Creating GUI in visual studio 2015 using python

Step 1:

Creating new project of python in visual studio (shown in picture below),

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Write same code (shown in picture below),

from tkinter import*  
obj=Tk()  
obj.title("c# corner")  
obj.geometry("300x300")  
wintext = Text(obj)  
wintext.insert(INSERT, "Hello.....")  
wintext.insert(END, "welcome to c# corner.....")  
wintext.pack()  
obj.mainloop()

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Debug and start our application (shown in the picture below),

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Our application (output):

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I hope this tutorial will surely help and you if you liked this tutorial, please consider sharing it with others.

Thank you!

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