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SUMMARY:1 PM – Intro To Python (Summer Session) – Darin
DESCRIPTION:What We Did Today:\n\nLearnt how to use the turtle module to draw in python.\nPackaged our code into functions so it becomes easier for us to draw things.\n\nHomework:\nDo the homework in the file called Jul3_AdvancedTurtleDrawing and submit it into the google drive when you are finished. \nContinuing the code shown below\, convert the shape into a function that can be used to draw the shape at any given x and y coordinate. \n\n# Jul3_AdvancedTurtleHW\nimport turtle as t\nimport random as r\n\nt.bgcolor("lightblue")\nt.speed("fastest")\n\ndef makeRectangle(x\, y\, width\, height\, c):\n   t.penup()\n   t.goto(x\, y)\n   t.pendown()\n\n   t.color(c)\n   t.begin_fill()\n\n   for i in range(2):\n      t.forward(width) # width\n      t.right(90)\n      t.forward(height) # height\n      t.right(90)\n\n   t.end_fill()\n\n# how to make a circle\ndef makeCircle(x\, y\, radius\, c):\n   t.color(c)\n   # moving locations\n   t.penup()\n   t.goto(x\, y)\n   t.pendown()\n\n   t.begin_fill()\n   t.circle(radius) # radius\n   t.end_fill()\n\n# transform this into a function with x and y coordinates that you can set\nmakeRectangle(0\, 0\, 200\, 200\, "black")\nmakeCircle(100\, -150\, 50\, "red")\nmakeCircle(20\, -50\, 20\, "blue")\nmakeCircle(170\, -170\, 20\, "green")\nmakeCircle(170\, -60\, 20\, "yellow")\n\ndef makeShape():\n   # implement this\n\nmakeShape(200\, 0)\nmakeShape(-200\, -200)\n\nNotes:\nIf you have any questions\, you can email me at ddjapri@ayclogic.com!!
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CATEGORIES:Python Class,Python Level 1
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