What is the usage of the tkinter module in Python?

Tkinter is the standard GUI (Graphical User Interface) package for Python, used to create and manage window applications. It offers a set of classes and methods for creating GUI applications.

Here are some common uses of the Tkinter module:

1. Import the Tkinter module.
2. import everything from the tkinter library
3. Create main window.
4. Create a new instance of a Tkinter window by calling the Tk() method.
5. Add components to the window.
6. Create a label in the tkinter root window with the text “Hello, tkinter!” and pack it.
7. Set the title of the window:
8. Set the title of the application to “My Application”.
9. Message loop of the running window:
10. Execute the main event loop.
11. “Create a button and add an event handler function:”
12. Create a function called button_click that prints “Button clicked!” when a button with the text “Click Me” is clicked on, and add this button to the root interface.
13. Create a text box and prompt the user for input:
14. Create an entry field on the main window and display it.
    Create a button with the label “Get Input” that, when clicked, will retrieve the user input from the entry field and display it.

This is just a small fraction of the features in the Tkinter module; it also offers other components, layout managers, event handling, and more, which can be used according to specific needs.