GUI Initialization: Use Tkinter to create a main window for the calculator. Set the title of the window to "Simple Calculator."
Display Area: Include an Entry widget for displaying the input and output of the calculator.
Buttons: Create buttons for digits (0-9), operators (+, -, *, /), decimal point, and special buttons (like equals). Each button is associated with a function that updates the display area based on user input.
Handling User Input: Define functions to handle user input. For example, a function for digit buttons to append the clicked digit to the display. Include a function for operators that performs the calculation when the equals button is pressed.
Updating Display: Update the display area in response to user input or calculation results. Ensure proper handling of errors, such as division by zero or invalid input.
Tkinter Main Loop: Start the Tkinter event loop to run the GUI application, allowing users to interact with the calculator.
A simple calculator in Tkinter involves creating a user-friendly interface with buttons and incorporating logic to handle user input and perform calculations. The design should consider both the visual representation and the underlying functionality of the calculator.