'why isnt python tkinter box going all the way to the bottom

in tkinter I'm making a game called pet clicker. (here is a video of it so you can get an idea what your dealing with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06rdvx9-O7I) I'm trying to make a sidebar on the right side where you can get pets, but it wont go all the way to the bottom no matter how far down I put the coordinates. I have tried using it with a different pc and nothing changed. the video doesn't show the project with the sidebar but it shows what the project does and a little bit of the code. can I get some code that will add a background sidebar on the right of the screen that I can put buttons on?

CODE:

from random import randint 
from tkinter import * 
from tkinter import Tk, Text, Canvas, Frame, BOTH 
import time 
import tkinter.font as tkFont

global text
global top
top = Tk()
top.geometry("1440x800")
check = 0
coin = PhotoImage(file=r"bigcoin.png")
global coins
coins = 0
text = Text(top, height=1, width=9)
coinsfont = tkFont.Font(family="Arial", size=30, weight="bold", 
slant="roman")
text.pack()
text.configure(font=coinsfont)

text.insert(1.0, str(coins))
sidebar = Canvas(top, width=2000, height=900)
sidebar.create_rectangle(2200, 0, 2600, 1555, fill="#682000", 
outline='red')
sidebar.pack()


def buttonpress1():
    coinsys()
    global b1
    b1 = Button(top, text="Coin", image=coin, command=buttonpress2)
    b1.place(x=randint(100, 1400), y=randint(100, 800))
    if check == 1:
        b2.destroy()
    top.mainloop()


def buttonpress2():
    coinsys()
    b1.destroy()
    global b2
    global check
    check = 1
    b2 = Button(top, text="Coin", image=coin, command=buttonpress1)
    b2.place(x=randint(100, 1400), y=randint(200, 800))
    text.update()


def coinsys():
    update()
    global coins
    coins += 1
    print("coins: ", coins)


def update():
    try:
        text.delete(1.0, "end")
except:
    pass

    if coins == 1:
        text.insert(1.0, " coin")
    else:
        text.insert(1.0, " coins")
    text.insert(1.0, str(coins))


buttonpress1()
tkinterpython-3.10seleniumselenium-webdriver


Solution 1:[1]

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Solution 1 Georgi Nikolov

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