Error in the given example

[vishnube]

BPO	1046800
Nosy	@terryjreedy, @facundobatista

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[vishnube]

Python Documentation

• Release 2.3.3
• December 19, 2003

In section, 16.1.6.5 The Window Manager, there is one
problem exists in the given example.

Please change the first line of the example
FROM:
import Tkinter

TO:
from Tkinter import *

Thank you,
Vishnu

[terryjreedy]

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Or to 'from Tkinter import Frame' or prefix 'Frame'
with 'Tkinter.' in its two appearances. However, OP's version
is consistent with, for instance, 16.1.2.2.

[facundobatista]

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Changed to "from Tkinter import *".

Thank you!