What class do you use to create a regular menu item? What do you pass to the class constructor?

In Python's Tkinter library, the class used to create a regular menu item is called 'Menu'. To create a regular menu item, you first create an instance of the 'Menu' class, passing the root window object as an argument to the constructor. To add menu items to the menu bar, you can use the 'add_command' method, which accepts several arguments such as 'label', 'command', and 'accelerator'. The 'label' is the text displayed for the menu item, 'command' is a function called when the menu item is selected, and 'accelerator' is a keyboard shortcut for the menu item. In the provided example code, a regular menu item is created using the Tkinter library, with a label "Menu Item", a command function that prints "Menu item selected", and an accelerator "Ctrl+M".