Probably one of the most common things to do when using a Graphical User Interface (GUI) is to display something from an entry from the user.
Below is a simple example that allows the user to input text in a Tkinter Entry field and when they click “Enter” or use the <Return> or <Enter> button it will be displayed in a Tkinter Label.
When your first window loads in Tkinter it will generally appear slightly offset from the top left-hand corner of the screen. This is a fairly counter-intuitive location and most of the GUI driven programs that I run usually open at the centre of the page or a little higher than the center.
If you want a primer of window positioning, check out the following tutorial:
When you create your first window in Tkinter, you can set it’s starting size and position on the screen by using the geometry method.
When using this method, note that it only provides the window with the size and position when it is initialized. This means that the user can then change the size of the window and move it once it has first been put on the screen.
