Adding Frames to a Python tkinter window

In this video tutorial it is shown how more than one frame can be built and added to the same Python tkinter window.

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Really like your videos. You use graphics to illustrate your point, which helps me consolidate my learning. As well as you going over line by line of code in a methodical manner and explaining how each line of code works, which tends to brushed over in video. You should create a beginners course in Python, as if you go over in this level of detail with graphical user interfaces. I feel like they'd be of much benefit for me and other people trying to delve into Python.

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[ishikagarg]

Thanks buddy. This was very helpful video

[johnh]

Agree with the others, you come over as a great tutor!
Onwards to my question, I am still learning Python3 with Tkinter, still not sure if Tkinter is the gui for me. Wxwidgets seems to have similar functionality.

What I want to do is root = Tk(), and within the bounds of root leftwind=Tk(root) rightwind=Tk(root)

So in root, there are two other windows side by side with all the usual controls. I don't know the correct words to describe this in Python other wise a simple google search would provide my answer

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[FRIENDSofCAP]

I am new to python, but not to programming. I would like to know however how to use the place() method to place a frame in the center of my root window 'mainWIndow'... At present, I have a mainWindow, a canvas1 widget and I have set the mainWindow to view in te center of the screen. I grabbed the screen width / height and used those values to get my computers (Mac OSX Mojave) resolutions W=1280, H=1440. I was thinking that I could do the same with the fram but not sure how to code the using geometry()... Any help with example code is greatly appreciated. THanks... Tim

[SusanAmberBruce]

Great, are we going to do the use of a Listbox in a frame?

[monchis]

Can anybody help me, please, ??
It generates an error:
frame_name.grid(row=0, column=0)
TypeError: wm_grid() got an unexpected keyword argument 'row'
frame_address.grid(row=0, column=1)
TypeError: wm_grid() got an unexpected keyword argument 'row'

[josephfabi]

Sir how to import python module with Tkinter? It throws an error everytime I import it to the main.py

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