A common use case for dialogs is notifying users of events that occurred in our application, such as that a record has been saved, or that it failed to open a file. We will now take a look at some of the basic functions included in Tkinter to display informational dialogs.
Showing alert dialogs
Getting ready
Our program will have three buttons, where each one illustrates a different dialog with a static title and message. This type of dialog boxes have only a button to confirm and close the dialog:
When you run the preceding example, note that each dialog plays the corresponding sound defined by your platform, and the button label is translated to your language:
