🔒 Tkinter button text/image not updating after incrementing a value in another class

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Thanks for any response

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how are you initializing the button object itself? because when you have a class you should be creating an object and then doing modification to that instance of the object. In my early and limited experience with OOP in python my most common mistakes with classes or objects not behaving as expected is when like I am referencing the base class instead of the instantiated object by mistake or even internally where like I was setting a property within the class rather than giving the class that property to use and modify.

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