This code creates a small section of a graphical user...
August 8, 2025 at 09:06 PM
This code creates a small section of a graphical user interface (GUI) using the tkinter
library in Python. Here's what it does in detail:
-
Creates a label (
Label
widget):- A
Label
widget with the text"Include numbers?"
is created and positioned at coordinates(x=20, y=100)
relative to the root window using theplace
geometry manager. - This label serves as a prompt for the user to decide whether to include numbers or not.
- A
-
Defines a
StringVar
variable (nums_var
):- A
StringVar
object namednums_var
is created with an initial value of"y"
. - This variable is used to store the selected value from the associated radio buttons.
- A
-
Creates two
Radiobutton
widgets:- The first
Radiobutton
has the label "Yes", is associated with thenums_var
variable, and assigns the value"y"
tonums_var
when selected. It is positioned at(x=200, y=100)
. - The second
Radiobutton
has the label "No", is also associated with thenums_var
variable, and assigns"n"
tonums_var
when selected. It is positioned at(x=260, y=100)
.
- The first
-
Interactive behavior:
- Both radio buttons are linked to the
nums_var
variable. Selecting "Yes" sets the value ofnums_var
to"y"
, and selecting "No" sets it to"n"
. - This mechanism allows the user to make a binary choice (Yes or No) in response to the question "Include numbers?".
- Both radio buttons are linked to the
In summary, this code creates a question prompt with two radio button options ("Yes" or "No") to allow the user to decide if numbers should be included, storing their selection in the variable nums_var
.
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