This Tkinter tutorial introduces you to the exciting world of GUI programming in Python.
Tkinter is pronounced as tea-kay-inter and serves as the Python interface to Tk, the GUI toolkit for Tcl/Tk.
Tcl (pronounced as tickle) is a scripting language frequently used in testing, prototyping, and GUI development. Tk, on the other hand, is an open-source, cross-platform widget toolkit utilized by various programming languages to construct GUI programs.
Python implements Tkinter as a module, serving as a wrapper for C extensions that utilize Tcl/Tk libraries.
Tkinter allows you to develop desktop applications, making it a valuable tool for GUI programming in Python.
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