Python Tkinter | grid_location() and grid_size() method

Tkinter is used to develop GUI (Graphical User Interface) applications. It supports a variety of widgets as well as a variety of widgets methods or universal widget methods.
 

grid_location() method -

This method returns a tuple containing (column, row) of any specified widget. Since this method is a widget method you cannot use it with master object ( or Tk() object). In order to use this method, you should first create a Frame and treat it as a parent (or master).
 

Syntax: widget.grid_location(x, y)
Parameters: 
x and y are the positions, relative to the upper left corner of the widget (parent widget). 
 

In below example, grid_location() is used to get the location of the widget in the Frame widget.
 

grid_size() method -

This method is used to get the total number of grids present in any parent widget. This is a widget method so one cannot use it with master object. One has to create a Frame widget.
 

Syntax: (columns, rows) = widget.grid_size()
Return Value: It returns total numbers of columns and rows (grids). 
 

Below is the Python code-
 

Output: 
Every time you click the mouse button it will return the same value until more widgets are not added OR number of rows and columns are not increased.
 

(3, 2)