PrintWhile it’s good and useful to understand how to write Python code to create a GUI directly, it’s obviously a very laborious and time consuming approach that requires writing a lot of code. So together with the advent of early GUI frameworks, people also started to look into more visual approaches in which the GUI of a new software application is clicked and dragged together from predefined building blocks. The typical approach is that first the GUI is created within the graphical GUI building tool and then the tool translates the graphical design into code of the respective programming language that is then included into the main code of the new software application.
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