Creating GUI with Python

[pythontest]

First time i have started using Python, my requirement is i need to create a GUI with same parameters which a user can enter. Once they enter the data has to be sent to serial port device USB to RS485, I have downloaded python and installed. Few questions for me to get started
1. Which python editor is recommended to start developing the software?
2. What are the other software's required to be installed to finish project?

Thank you in advance,

[Pedroski55]

Here is a link to a tkinter tutorial for starters. Maybe work through that?

Look here for advice on editorsPython Editors

You may need some knowledge of Python basic practices. There is a wealth of information out there on all aspects of Python. When you are stuck, just search:

Python tkinter.frame or Python dictionary or Python list

for example.

If your Python code won't work as you expect, post it here and I'm sure you will get friendly help.

Grok is fairly good at making Python code I've heard, but I am allergic to AI!

[Larz60+]

You may want to look at wxpython vs TKinter (and some other GUI packages as well). Wxpython offers a native look and feel across different operating systems making it a great choice for cross platform desk applications. It also contains a rich set of widgets, with easy to use sizers, and there is no cost involved when using for commercial applications.

There are many packages to choose from, most will be included in the list of searches of Various GUI packages, most unbiased towards wxpython (in fact some won't even mention wxpython), but since wxpython is my chosen package, some will indeed be biased in that direction:

• Which Python GUI library should you use?
  
• Welcome to wxPython! | wxPython
  
• Choosing wxPython over Tkinter
  
• Python GUI - PyQt VS TKinter
  
• Tkinter vs PyQt vs wxPython vs PyGtk vs Kivy: Too many options with nuanced pros and cons causes analysis paralysis and difficulty in taking decisions