In my Tkinter app, I want to execute on_choice function when selecting Radiobutton by using command=on_choice. When pressing on a radiobutton when it's already selected, the function should not be executed again. It should only be executed once after switching from another radiobutton, so the user could not repeatedly execute a function by pressing on the same radiobutton. Is there a way to prevent an execution of a command when Radiobutton is already selected? The code: import tkinter as tk def on_choice(): print('Function executed') root = tk.Tk() root.geometry('300x150') radiobutton_variable = tk.StringVar() radiobutton_variable.set(1) button_1 = tk.Radiobutton(root, text='Button 1', variable=radiobutton_variable, value=1, command=on_choice) button_2 = tk.Radiobutton(root, text='Button 2', variable=radiobutton_variable, value=2, command=on_choice) button_1.pack() button_2.pack() root.mainloop() Continue reading...