Creating complex layouts in tkinter with parenting and pack

A guide on how to use frames, pack and parenting to create more complex and organised layouts.
Code here:
github.com/cle...

[@rontarrant]

Excellent video! I definitely recommend this series-far more than any other I've seen-to anyone who wants to learn Tkinter. This is how all video tutorials should be done. You're a natural teacher. My hat is off to you.

[@georgebetrian676]

I said, 'you know? I'm gonna make that by myself' , and I did it. Good series of videos 👍

[@scotteebee]

You have made some of the most useful learning videos on Python. I’ve watched many other people’s videos and you have explained things, especially with packing, that others have not. Thank you for all of your work on these videos. One question - you did not touch on the “anchor” parameter in this. Is it not needed or used ever?

[@kurtdecastro6327]

This a very informative tutorial, Thank you so much. Can you also please create a tutorial that every values will be added or provide a preview to an entry box or label. eg: two entry box that has string value will be added to a label or entry box. Thank you in advance

[@samiesmilz]

Following your videos - very well explained. How do you select two lines and edit both at the same time?

[@rontarrant]

He's likely using either Visual Studio Code or NotePad++. Both have multi-line editing mode.

[@HithamHassan-vq1wk]

at visual studio code, select desire lines by mouse while press ( alt ) key

[@maanalshraky1]

thanks sir and keep it like this :)

[@المبرمج-د3ر]

شكرا لك وبارك الله فيه