from Tkinter import *

 

class Application (Frame):          #application class extends frame from tkinter which means it gets methods from tkinter but can do everything a tkinter fram can do

   

   def __init__(self, master):        # Initialization is a constructor method

       Frame.__init__(self,master)  #This is the frame of the button itsself

       self.grid()                               #This is container widget for the

       self.button_clicks =0           # For counting number of button clicks

       self.create_widgets()          # create the button that counts

       

   def create_widgets(self):         # define what the button will do

       self.button= Button(self)      # when you type in Button, it will mean self.button

       self.button["text"] = "Click here if this changes your view on recycling at SAS"         #This is what will print on the GUI

       self.button["command"] = self.update_count             #This is the actual counter on the button itsself.

       self.button.grid()           # Put on grid so it shows up

       

   def update_count(self):        # To increase the count when the button is clicked

       self.button_clicks +=1       # Each click of the button adds 1

       self.button["text"] = "Click here if this changes your view on recycling at SAS" + str(self.button_clicks)   #This combines the last two codes to work together

       

root = Tk()         # Line is necessary for buttons to appear

root.title("repsychology")      # Gives the title of the GUI

root.geometry("200x200")      # Size of text box for the button

 

app = Application(root)     #Create the application 

 

root.mainloop()        #In order for button process to repeat