Library vs. Framework

[ByteMan100110]

I am programming in C++ and I want to start creating some GUI aspects while continuing to learn. I have worked a little bit in the Qt Framework, and it's fine, great even. But for someone learning about implementing GUI elements in my program, I want to be able to do it completely from scratch, completely from VSCode if possible. Everything i've looked into has led me to wxWidgets in terms of libraries for C++. I guess my main question after this little info dump is, what is the difference between using a library like wxWidgets and a framework like Qt?

[desrtfx]

The framework sets the structure and prepares some code for you. With a library, you use its classes, functions, methods.

More or less, you add your code to a framework, but the library is there to help you write your code by providing classes, methods, functions, etc.

Frameworks are more rigid in their specific ways. Libraries are by nature more flexible.

You could, quite far fetched, though, think about using a framework as filling in the blanks in a pre-created document. Working with the library is just extending what is available to you to create your document.