Jan-14-2024, 03:47 PM
(This post was last modified: Jan-14-2024, 03:56 PM by Yoriz.
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I just started learning this, i noticed in Finnish language it had lot of things i could not make sense of it, Changed to English and it works better.
I am asked to produce this:
The Turtle's File Exploration Venture¶
This assignment continues our adventures to drawing things with Turtle. This time we're using a real code file
instead of writing instructions one by one into the Python console
. Start by opening your text editor and plopping the following line into it:
from turtle import *
The previous commands are still available. In addition, there's a new one you have to use.
done() # leaves the Turtle window open after the code has finished executing;
# without this the window disappears as soon as the drawing is ready
When executed, the code should draw a 45 degrees tilted square like the one below
dis box is sooo twisted
Hints
Submit your files here:
You have previously answered this task incorrectly.
I did the code, i get it exactly right but this time instead of copying the code it asks for a file.
I save to a file and after try to load it to here so it can check, it does not work at all. I use notepad++ and save it for .py
My code:
In CMD (Python), I get it to work everytime.
What do i do wrong?
These are the codes in the instructions that are available:
forward(x) # makes the turtle move forward x pixels, e.g. forward(42)
left(a) # makes a left turn of a degrees, where a is an integer, e.g.. left(40)
right(a) # makes a right turn of a degrees, where a is an integer, e.g.. right(40)
color© # sets color. c is a color value. In this exercise, you can use basic values such as "red", "yellow", "blue", e.g. color("red")
begin_fill() # begins a fill; any lines drawn after this are treated as boundaries for the fill
end_fill() # stops a fill; this command indicates that we're happy with our boundaries, and it's ok to pour the selected color (by the color command) inside
reset() # if you make a mistake, you can use this command to clear everything and return the Turtle to its origin.
done() # leaves the Turtle window open after the code has finished executing;
# without this the window disappears as soon as the drawing is ready
I am asked to produce this:
The Turtle's File Exploration Venture¶
This assignment continues our adventures to drawing things with Turtle. This time we're using a real code file
instead of writing instructions one by one into the Python console
. Start by opening your text editor and plopping the following line into it:
from turtle import *
The previous commands are still available. In addition, there's a new one you have to use.
done() # leaves the Turtle window open after the code has finished executing;
# without this the window disappears as soon as the drawing is ready
When executed, the code should draw a 45 degrees tilted square like the one below
dis box is sooo twisted
Hints
Submit your files here:
You have previously answered this task incorrectly.
I did the code, i get it exactly right but this time instead of copying the code it asks for a file.
I save to a file and after try to load it to here so it can check, it does not work at all. I use notepad++ and save it for .py
My code:
from turtle import *
color('red')
begin_fill()
right(45)
forward (100)
right(90)
forward (100)
right(90)
forward (100)
right(90)
forward (100)
right(90)
end_fill()I think the code is correct, i have issue now that i cannot pass that verification because when i save it to a file and then try to load in there, it does not work.In CMD (Python), I get it to work everytime.
What do i do wrong?
These are the codes in the instructions that are available:
forward(x) # makes the turtle move forward x pixels, e.g. forward(42)
left(a) # makes a left turn of a degrees, where a is an integer, e.g.. left(40)
right(a) # makes a right turn of a degrees, where a is an integer, e.g.. right(40)
color© # sets color. c is a color value. In this exercise, you can use basic values such as "red", "yellow", "blue", e.g. color("red")
begin_fill() # begins a fill; any lines drawn after this are treated as boundaries for the fill
end_fill() # stops a fill; this command indicates that we're happy with our boundaries, and it's ok to pour the selected color (by the color command) inside
reset() # if you make a mistake, you can use this command to clear everything and return the Turtle to its origin.
done() # leaves the Turtle window open after the code has finished executing;
# without this the window disappears as soon as the drawing is ready
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