# Change window_name to the name of the window object, i.e. root<br /> window_name.geometry(“500×500″)<br /> # To ensure widgets resize:<br /> widget_name.pack(fill=”both”, expand=True)

# Where w is a widget:<br /> w.winfo_height()<br /> w.winfo_width()

# Set min window size<br /> root = Tk()<br /> root.minsize(500, 500)

from tkinter import *</p> <p>Main_screen = Tk()<br /> #Register = Tk()<br /> Main_screen.title(“Log in screen”)<br /> Main_screen.geometry(“500×500″)</p> <p>Label(Main_screen,text=”Welcome”).pack()</p> <p>Main_screen.mainloop()

window = Tk()<br /> #set window size<br /> window.geometry(“widthxheight”)

import tkinter as tk #import the module<br /> window = tk.Tk() #set the window<br /> window.geometry(“400×400”) #make the window a size (include as a stirng<br /> window.mainloop() #load the window

import tkinter</p> <p>window = tkinter.Tk() # creating the window object<br /> window.title(‘my first GUI program’)<br /> window.minsize(width=600, height=500) # makes the window 500*600</p> <p>window.mainloop() # keeping the window until we close it

window = Tk() # or window = TopLevel()<br /> # “350×150” == window size (350 pixels wide and 150 pixels high)<br /> # “+220+80” == window position (220 pixels from the left screen margin and<br /> # 80 pixels from the top screen margin<br /> window.geometry(“350×150+220+80”)

# import statement<br /> from tkinter import *<br /> # create GUI Tk() variable<br /> gui = Tk()<br /> # set window size<br /> gui.geometry(“widthxheight”)

import tkinter as tk #import the module<br /> window = tk.Tk() #set the window<br /> window.geometry(“400×400”) #make the window a size (include as a stirng<br /> window.mainloop() #load the window