To set the size of a PySimpleGUI window, you can use the `size` parameter when creating the window layout. The `size` parameter takes a tuple of two integers, representing the width and height of the window.
Here’s an example:
<div id="example"></div>In this example, we create a simple window with an input field and a submit button. The `size` parameter is set to `(300, 200)`, making the window 300 pixels wide and 200 pixels high.
By providing a size for the window, you can control its dimensions and make it fit your desired layout or content.
Note that this is just one way to set the window size in PySimpleGUI. There are other options available, such as using the `finalize=True` parameter and configuring the window later using the `set_size()` method. However, specifying the `size` parameter during window creation is the most common approach.
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