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So far, all the programs you've seen have used plain old text to interact with the user. But there are more sophisticated ways to present and accept information. A graphical user interface (GUI) provides a visual way for a user to interact with the computer. The most popular home operating systems all employ a GUI, making user interactions simpler and more consistent. In this chapter, you'll learn to create GUIs. Specifically, you'll learn to do the following:
Work with a GUI toolkit
Create and fill frames
Create and use buttons
Create and use text entries and text boxes
Create and use check buttons
Create and use radio buttons