Python and Tkinter: Creating Menu Buttons and Radio Buttons

Advanced Python Programming Tutorials! Check out my latest series on Tkinter GUI with Python. In this video I'll be covering Menu Buttons and Radio Buttons in Tkinter and adding commands to both buttons.

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[alphabetsalphabets]

Quick, concise, straight to the point. Learned a lot.

[iamnotfound]

we want more series like this and more about speec modules plsss

[aryamanparpia]

Thank you soo much, I have struggled for literally months trying to learn this and your video has finally helped me understand menus.
You are actualy god.
Thank you so much.

[anshulshah]

THANK YOU SO MUCH, YOU TAUGHT ME MORE IN 9 MINUTES THAN MY TEACHER DID IN A WEEK

[aastham]

That was so useful for the beginners. Thank you so much for this video!

[g-etes-tec]

very easy to understand-- thank u for ur efforts

[flixnach]

How do I get the window to disappear after the user selects an option

[chrislin]

Why do we have to set v=IntVar() ? Is it a convention or does that have to do with "keeping the code dry"?
Can I simply just use command=print(0) and command=print(1) ?

[electrocircuitboy]

<module>
dropdown["menu"] = course

TypeError: 'NoneType' object does not support item assignment


now what the heck is this can you explain???

[camofoxy]

is there anyway to print the output in the window and not the terminal?

[anjanreddy]

what does this mean mb.menu=menu(mb)
and mb["menu"]=mb.menu
and moreover when we are hitting the option1 button it is printing on terminal but not on our window so how can we do that

[fartpuma]

Is there anyway to make a button, where when you press it it takes you to a link?

[jcescriba]

First off from tkinter import * doesnt work anymore and Menubutton never gets defined even after i specifically import it