1 import tkinter as tk 4 def pressed): GUI Layout Example IlI 6Button callback function (command) We're continuing the theme of laying out buttons in a frame. In this question, you'll need to add fixed spacing between your widgets. You may alter what this function does if you wish, but you must not or delete it 16 You need to write a function create_layout that takes a frame as its only argument and adds four buttons in the layout shown below 12 print("Button Pressed!" 13 14 15 def create_layout (frame): 16 17 18 9 Both buttons should have the callback (command) pressed, and they s Button1 Add four buttons to the frame in the given formt Button3 Button4 have the labels "Button1" through "Button4" 21 Button2 The layout in the frame after running this function will be: 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 I [Button1] The callback (command) for both buttons should be the pressed function [Button3] [Button4] I [Button2] This layout must be achieved using an additional Frame. You will probably want to look at the fill and expand keyword arguments to pack. Parameters: frame (tk.Frame) The frame to create the two buttons in As in the previous questions, there is no need to create a tk app (the root window and frame will be initialised for you) 34 35 36 37 38 39 46 When you run your code an extra window screen should pop up showing your layout. You can extend the window to enhance the image 1 import tkinter as tk 4 def pressed): GUI Layout Example IlI 6Button callback function (command) We're continuing the theme of laying out buttons in a frame. In this question, you'll need to add fixed spacing between your widgets. You may alter what this function does if you wish, but you must not or delete it 16 You need to write a function create_layout that takes a frame as its only argument and adds four buttons in the layout shown below 12 print("Button Pressed!" 13 14 15 def create_layout (frame): 16 17 18 9 Both buttons should have the callback (command) pressed, and they s Button1 Add four buttons to the frame in the given formt Button3 Button4 have the labels "Button1" through "Button4" 21 Button2 The layout in the frame after running this function will be: 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 I [Button1] The callback (command) for both buttons should be the pressed function [Button3] [Button4] I [Button2] This layout must be achieved using an additional Frame. You will probably want to look at the fill and expand keyword arguments to pack. Parameters: frame (tk.Frame) The frame to create the two buttons in As in the previous questions, there is no need to create a tk app (the root window and frame will be initialised for you) 34 35 36 37 38 39 46 When you run your code an extra window screen should pop up showing your layout. You can extend the window to enhance the image