# Hello there. Here is how you can create a label in tkinter.
# Import tkinter
from tkinter import * # * just means all
window = Tk() # Creates a window which the label can be placed on
win_label = Label(window, text = "Type Text Here") # Creates a label and tells where it should be placed i.e. the window
win_label.pack() # We pack our label separately here so that it can be seen on the window as we were just creating the label before
window.mainloop() # Runs the program and keeps the window on the screen and tells it stay on the screen until closed
# This was how you create a label. Simple and easy as you can see! Please upvote
# if you found this helpful!
# By Codexel
from tkinter import * # Importing the tkinter module
root = Tk() # Creating a window
label = Label(root, text="Your Text") # Creating a label
label.pack() # Putting the label on the window
label.mainloop() # Opening the window
there was 2 "=" here V you only need one
example3 = Entry(root, width=10, font="Calibri 10")
example4 = Label(root, width=10, font="Calibri 10")
from tkinter import *
root = Tk()
a = Label(root, text='softhunt.net tutorial website')
a.pack()
root.mainloop()
import tkinter as tk
window = tk.Tk()
firstLabel=tk.Label(window) #creates label and tells program where to load it
firstLabel.config(text="Label Statement: ") #alter the label to include text
firstLabel.pack() #loads the label to make it visible
window.mainloop()
w=Label(master, option=value)