Add Zipcode Lookup Form - Python Tkinter GUI Tutorial #26

Let's add a zipcode lookup form to our Air Quality Weather App with Python and tKinter!

Before now we just had our zipcode hard-coded into the app. But what if you want to look up different zipcodes? You need an Entry box and a button, and that's what we'll add in this video.

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[arthughes]

I'm using VS code to do this and whenever I concatenate city.get() into the equation, I don't get anything returned after clicking the button. Any ideas?

[Wilburritos]

Did we ever find a way to make it not overlap I'm dying trying to figure it out lol

[haseebali]

how to prevent this overridden color and text... 10:26