Checkboxes - Intro To Tkinter 7

In this video we'll look at Checkboxes in Tkinter and Python.
Check boxes are great because they allow you to make a choice from a list of items.
Unlike Radio Buttons, with checkboxes you can select more than one item at any given time.
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Timecodes
0:00​​ - Introduction
1:00 - Create Three IntVars
1:48 - Create Three Checkbuttons
4:25 - Command When Checked
4:57 - Create a Label
5:25 - Clicked Function Logic
7:13 - Create a Button
7:45 - Logic For All Buttons
10:34 - Conclusion

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[@danielcrompton7818]

A but less repetitive in clicked: def clicked(): for var, onval in zip((var1,var2,var3), (‘pepperoni’, ‘cheese’, ‘mushroom’): …

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nice

[@dougsigman9497]

This may be a bit less clumsy for the function. def check_toppings(): toppings = [] if var1.get() == 1: toppings.append('Pepperoni') if var2.get() == 1: toppings.append('Cheese') if var3.get() == 1: toppings.append('Mushrooms') if toppings: my_label.config(text=f"You Picked {', '.join(toppings)}.") else: my_label.config(text='No toppings selected.')

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nice