destroy() method in Tkinter | Python

Tkinter supports a variety of methods to perform various tasks. It also offers some universal method. destroy() is a universal widget method i.e we can use this method with any of the available widgets as well as with the main tkinter window. Syntax:

widget_object = Widget(parent, command = widget_class_object.destroy)

This method can be used with after() method. Code #1: destroy() method passed as command Output: 👁 destroy() method in Tkinter
As you may observe, in above code that the command that is passed in button-2 is to destroy button-1 so as soon as you press button-2, button-2 will get destroyed. 👁 destroy() method passed as command
Code #2:destroy() method with after() method

Output: From output you may see that both the widgets are destroyed after a certain time limit and only root window will be left empty.

Note: There is another method available quit() which do not destroy widgets but it exits the tcl/tk interpreter i.e it stops the mainloop().