Still using print() to show output in Python? It’s time to level up.
Now you can turn your Python scripts into beautiful UIs — without touching HTML, CSS, or JS.
If you know how to use Canva or Figma, you’re already halfway there.
Here’s how it works 👇🧵
Step 1: Search for “pyuibuilder” on Google — this tool lets you visually create your python GUI and export editable Python code.
No more hand-coding widget layouts. Just drag, drop, and generate. Just like you create in Canva
Step 2: Open the pyuibuilder editor → Select between tkinter and customtk → design your interface by dragging and dropping widgets (buttons, inputs, tables…) to the main window
Then hit “Export Python” — and you’ll get ready-to-run code, complete with styles and logic hooks.
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Python's Hidden Challenges: 7 Concepts You Need to Master
1. Mutable vs Immutable Objects
Confusion: Understanding which objects are mutable (e.g., lists, dictionaries) and which are immutable (e.g., strings, tuples) can be tricky.
Example:
2. The is vs == Operator
Confusion: The is operator checks for object identity (whether two variables point to the same object), while == checks for value equality.