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So far my Python programs have been very much text input based, i.e. users would need to use a command line to input values or progress in the program. This is okay for some users but the majority of modern computer users prefer using a Graphical User Interface (GUI), and Python does allow for a GUI.

I have created a quick little program just to show off a very basic GUI window interface, displaying some text and having an action carried out when a button is pressed.

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#!/bin/python3

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#Making a GUI window

#libraries to import

from tkinter import *

#create window

window = Tk()

#create window with text in it

text_in_window=Text(window,width=50,height=1)

text_in_window.insert(END,’We have made a window containing text’)

text_in_window.pack()

#create a window containing a button

#define an action  for the button

def button_action():

    window.destroy()

#put action and button together

button = Button(window, text=”Exit”, command=button_action)

button.pack()

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This program makes use of the Tkinter library to create the GUI.