Python GUI checkbox ✔️

You guys don't need all the config() calls, you can place them within the constructor if you want. I like to add comments line-by-line for teaching purposes to help explain. Do what works for you.

Python GUI tkinter checkbutton/checkbox tutorial for beginners
#Python #GUI #tkinter #checkbutton #checkbox #tutorial #beginners
from tkinter import *

def display():
if(x.get()==1)&(y.get()==0):
print("I like Python")
elif(x.get()==0)&(y.get()==1):
print("I like Java")
elif(x.get()==1)&(y.get()==1):
print("I like both Python & Java")
else:
print("I don't like either")

window = Tk()

x = IntVar()
y = IntVar()

checkbox = Checkbutton(window,text='Python',variable=x,onvalue=1,offvalue=0,command=display)
checkbox.pack()
checkbox.config(font=('Arial',20)) #changes the font
checkbox.config(fg='#00FF00') #foreground color
checkbox.config(bg='#000000') #background color
checkbox.config(activeforeground='#0000FF') #active foreground color
checkbox.config(activebackground='#000000') #active background color
photo = PhotoImage(file='python_logo.png')
checkbox.config(image=photo,compound='left') #sets image to photoimage
checkbox.config(padx=25,pady=10,width=250,height=50)
checkbox.config(anchor='w') #anchors widget to relative cardinal direction

checkbox2 = Checkbutton(window,text='Java',variable=y,onvalue=1,offvalue=0,command=display)
#checkbox2.pack()
checkbox2.config(font=('Arial',20)) #changes the font
checkbox2.config(fg='#0000FF') #foreground color
checkbox2.config(bg='#000000') #background color
checkbox2.config(activeforeground='#0000FF') #active foreground color
checkbox2.config(activebackground='#000000') #active background color
photo2 = PhotoImage(file='Java_logo.png')
checkbox2.config(image=photo2,compound='left') #sets image to photoimage
checkbox2.config(padx=25,pady=10,width=250,height=50)
checkbox2.config(anchor='w')
window.mainloop()

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