Python: Write a code snippet that imports the tkinter library and creates a new window object root. Add a label widget to the window object root with the text "Hello, World!". Write a code snippet that adds a button widget to the window object root with the text "Click me!", and binds the button to a function button_click() that prints "Button clicked!" to the console. Hint: You may find the Label, Button, and command attributes in tkinter useful for completing parts 2 and 3 Note: For each part of the question, make sure to provide clear instructions and examples for the code snippets. Also, make sure to test your code snippets to ensure that they work as intended.

Python: Write a code snippet that imports the tkinter library and creates a new window object root. Add a label widget to the window object root with the text "Hello, World!". Write a code snippet that adds a button widget to the window object root with the text "Click me!", and binds the button to a function button_click() that prints "Button clicked!" to the console. Hint: You may find the Label, Button, and command attributes in tkinter useful for completing parts 2 and 3 Note: For each part of the question, make sure to provide clear instructions and examples for the code snippets. Also, make sure to test your code snippets to ensure that they work as intended.

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