Python Tkinter Entry Widget Overwrite -

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is possible overwrite entry widget?

i have more 10 entries widgets updated in while loop , worrying efficiency.

 def update_data(self):     if(index <= 1):         self.n_entry.insert(end, index)     else:         self.a_entry.delete(0, end)         self.b_entry.delete(0, end)         self.c_entry.delete(0, end)         self.d_entry.delete(0, end)         self.e_entry.delete(0, end)         self.f_entry.delete(0, end)         self.g_entry.delete(0, end)         self.h_entry.delete(0, end)         self.i_entry.delete(0, end)         self.l_entry.delete(0, end)          self.a_entry.insert(0, index)         self.b_entry.insert(0, index)         self.c_entry.insert(0, index)         self.d_entry.insert(0, index)         self.e_entry.insert(0, index)         self.f_entry.insert(0, index)         self.g_entry.insert(0, index)         self.h_entry.insert(0, index)         self.i_entry.insert(0, index)         self.l_entry.insert(0, index) 

is above solution way update entries widgets?

here simple example of how use list store entry fields instead.

as can see below example takes 4 lines of code create entry widgets. list , loop. benefit can use same 4 lines of code create many or few entry widgets or other widget matter want.

from tkinter import *   root = tk()  entry_list = []  in range(10):     entry_list.append(entry(root))     entry_list[i].pack()  def update_entry_fields():     in entry_list:         i.delete(end)         i.insert(0, "test")  btn1 = button(root, text="test", command = update_entry_fields) btn1.pack()  root.mainloop() 

this example using for loop update each entry can use index well.

you use dictionary same.