Python GUI Development Tutorial - Layout Management, TKinter Frames | Build a Calculator

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👍Welcome to my Python Tkinter Tutorial
In this series of videos, you will learn how to create Desktop Applications with Python!

This video about organizing your different widgets in a nicer way with various utilities that the TKinter library offers.

After this video, you will be able to create a basic Calculator and also you will have some tips to improve it you will have the tools to kind of doing "Reverse Engineering" and practice by your own

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Useful links:

- Access to the code that I copied and paste is available.
- Also, there are some exciting code files that I provided regarding the challenges I talked about them in the last minutes 🔥
- Both of those could be found on my website:

- A great documentation for TKinter:

- Color Picker Site:

- All possible Arguments for Frame Widget:

- All possible Arguments for Grid layout method:

[jimshapedcoding]

Hi everyone, hope you are doing well :)
This is a continuation of my Learn TKinter in 40 minutes video and I decided to go more advanced in
widget layouts.
And in order to differentiate the different layout methods we are going to build a cool visual calculator
with the TKinter so this video could be extremely helpful to you to come up with cool Desktop Applications

Here is the topics + timeline:
00:00 - 07:24 Grid layout method | Pack vs Grid vs Place
07:25 - 12:37 The Frame widget
13:50 - 51:28 Building a Calculator