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<window>.destroy() completely destroys and closes the window. So, if you want to exit and close the program completely, you should use root.destroy(), as it stops the mainloop() and destroys the window and all its widgets.
10 kwi 2024 · If you want to close the Tkinter window and end the execution of the Python program, you have to call: root.destroy() - destroys all widgets and closes the main loop. exit() - ends the execution of the Python program.
9 gru 2020 · To close a tkinter window, we can use the destroy() method. The destroy() is a universal widget method i.e we can use this method with any of the available widgets as well as with the main tkinter window. Example: In the below example, we are going to implement the destroy() method using a button.
17 gru 2020 · Method 1: Using destroy () Non-Class method. Approach: Import tkinter module. Create a main window named root. Add a button. Assign root.destroy to the command attribute of that button. Example: Using destroy () directly in command attribute. Python3. # Python program to create a close button. # using destroy Non-Class method. fromtkinter import*
Here we’ll be exploring methods which allow you greater control over how your program exits and closes the Tkinter window. We’ll be covering the use of two functions, quit() and destroy() used for this purpose.
28 wrz 2024 · Closing a Tkinter window in Python 3 can be achieved by using the destroy() method or the quit() method. The destroy() method destroys the window and all its widgets, while the quit() method terminates the mainloop and exits the application.
2 lut 2024 · This tutorial introduces how to close a Tkinter window with a button that has a function or command attached to it. The solutions include root.destroy and root.quit methods.
