What are the differences between tkinter toolkit and PyQt? Describe and define each of the following tkinter widgets:
a) Label
b) Entry
c) Button
d) Frame

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Explanation:

tkinter toolkit                                            

PyQt

Widgets are GUI components such as buttons, labels, menus.

a) Label

This is a tkinter widget to show the text or image on the screen. It looks like a display box. The user can easily edit or update label.

For example to display a label with text "Hello World" the following chunk of code is used:

import tkinter

widget = tkinter.Tk()

label =tkinter.Label(widget, text="Hello World")

label.pack()

tkinter.mainloop()

b) Entry

This is a tkinter widget to accept the text input from user. For example if you want to get a single line text from user then you can use Entry widget. The code below displays an entry widget with the message: Enter input text: Here the user can input the text.

import tkinter

widget = tkinter.Tk()

entry = tkinter.Entry(widget)

entry.insert(0, "Enter input text:")

entry.pack()

tkinter.mainloop()

c) Button

This is a tkinter widget to add a button in an application. You can enter some text or an image in this button convey its purpose. When you click on the button a function is called or an event is emitted.

The following chunk of code displays a button with the text "Click Me" on the button.

import tkinter

widget = tkinter.Tk()

button = tkinter.Button(widget, text="Click Me")

button.pack()

tkinter.mainloop()

d) Frame

This is a tkinter widget to group together and organize other widgets and arranges their position.

The following chunk of code displays an outer frame with a label with text "parent label" and an inner frame with a label of text "child frame".

import tkinter

widget = tkinter.Tk()

frame = tkinter.LabelFrame(widget,text="parent frame")  

label= tkinter.Label(frame,text="child frame")

frame.pack(padx=10, pady=10)

label.pack()

tkinter.mainloop()

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