Introduction to Programming using Python 1st Edition

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ISBN 10: 0132747189
ISBN 13: 978-0-13274-718-9

Chapter 9 - GUI Programming using Tkinter - Section 9.4 - The Widget Classes - Check Point - MyProgrammingLab - Page 280: 9.7

Answer

To create a button in Tkinter with the text "OK", a white foreground, a red background, and a callback function processOK, you can use the following code: import tkinter as tk def processOK(): $\hspace{4mm}$print("OK button was pressed") root = tk.Tk() ok_button = tk.Button(root, text="OK", bg="red", fg="white", command=processOK) ok_button.pack() root.mainloop()

Work Step by Step

In this code, `root` is the main window of your Tkinter application, which is created using the `Tk()` method. Then, we define the callback function `processOK` that will be executed when the button is pressed. Next, we create a `button` widget using the `Button` constructor and specify the parent window as `root`, the text as "OK", the background color as "red" using the `bg` option, the foreground color as "white" using the `fg` option, and the command to be executed as `processOK` using the `command` option. Finally, we use the `pack()` method to display the button on the screen.
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