Building a Python tkinter GUI using Frames

This is a follow on video from the last one in the playlist that shows the code for creating a frame of widgets and how the said frame can then be added to a window.

[barriesimpson]

I have followed a lot of Python and Tkinter tutorials on the web, many of which have been paid for, and have learnt the 'how'. Your teaching method and explanations are now showing me the 'why' that I was missing and that is what makes your tutorials so special. I program as a hobby, at 63 years old I am not about to change career, but as a practical person I was missing this insight and am pleased to say that thanks to you Phil, it is all falling into place. You are a master teacher and I thank you for sharing your expertise here. I wish you all the best.

[bitbudsupport]

I find it incredibly hard to not understand something...and i have ADD. John, you are the greatest teacher on youtube...PERIOD

[SusanAmberBruce]

Ah, this is very helpful and answers my current question of how to put widgets in a frame, and how to then put frame/s in a window, all using the grid method.
Thanks Phil.

[rafaeljaschke]

Thank you very much for the video! It helped me a lot!

[MaxGoddur]

Found it interesting the placement of the labels and entry items, using a grid, had no reference to the frame they would reside in. So if you had to two frames being used there would be no reference calling out what frame they would belong to.

[moizrao]

This programme will not execute without "frame_name.pack() " after the " frame_name=Frame(my_window)" line

[ahmedabdelmalek]

can I make rectangles and other shapes around these labels, you know like grouping labels into rectangles ?

[agr_]

In which IDE have u worked?
i am using pycharm...will it work on pycharm