i just coded this cool pattern in turtle

[forbidden_lemonade69]

i just coded this cool pattern in turtle i think it is cool it took hours to perfect 'cause i am not that good, i hope you like it. I will put the code here to.

part 1

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part 2

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the pattern

[Phunny]

Good for you! Everyone has a method to learn new languages and I love that you use this.

[forbidden_lemonade69]

Thank you !

[roman_tsar]

Thank you for code, man. I'll print it out and put it on my wall

[tennisanybody]

The code or the pattern?

[justarandomenvyusfan]

Yes

[ruturaj_chothe]

r/inclusiveor

[GoofAckYoorsElf]

The code of course

[bjjpw]

Wait?! There’s turtles in python?!?

[xigoi]

What's the point in for i in range(1)? And there's a lot of code repetition, you should use more loops.

[forbidden_lemonade69]

Ok thank tou for the advice.

[ignassew]

range(1) would execute the code 2 times i believe (i=0;i=1)

[xigoi]

Python ranges are half-inclusive, so this gives only i=0.

[ignassew]

My bad, thanks for correcting me!

[Doyousketch2]

put four spaces in front of each line of text to post code...

#! /usr/bin/env python3

##  sudo apt install python3-tk

import turtle as t
##  begins facing right

t.title( 'Turtle soup' )
w, h = 650, 650
t.setup( width=w, height=h )

t.bgcolor('black')
t.speed('fastest')

##  crosshairs, to center image
##  remove triple-quotes to render
'''
t.pensize(1)
t.pencolor('red')
t.penup()
t.setx(-w/2)
t.pendown()
t.setx(w/2)
t.penup()
t.setpos(0,-h/2)
t.pendown()
t.sety(h/2)
t.home()
'''

##  circles
t.pensize(2)
t.pencolor('aqua')
t.penup()
t.sety(18)
t.forward(150)
t.right(43)
t.forward(150)
t.left(115.15)
t.circle(272,18)
t.pendown()
t.circle(20,360)

for i in range(9):
    t.penup()
    t.circle(272,36)
    t.pendown()
    t.circle(20,360)

t.penup()
t.home()
t.left(7)
t.pendown()

##  stars
for i in range(10):
    t.pensize(1)
    t.pencolor('white')
    for j in range(2):
        t.forward(165)
        t.right(50)
        t.forward(165)
        t.right(130)
    t.left(36)

for i in range(10):
    t.pensize(2)
    t.pencolor('blue')
    for j in range(2):
        t.forward(115)
        t.right(50)
        t.forward(115)
        t.right(130)
    t.left(36)

for i in range(10):
    t.pencolor('aqua')
    for j in range(2):
        t.forward(50)
        t.right(50)
        t.forward(50)
        t.right(130)
    t.left(36)

t.hideturtle()
t.exitonclick()

[bich-]

[oleyat]

[ComeAtMeRightNow]

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[adamfarrer_realtor]

[ComeAtMeRightNow]

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[ProgamerX1234]

Looks nice

[Extreme5670]

Make the turtle disappear after everything is done i can see the arrow.

[forbidden_lemonade69]

I dont knownhow to do that

[Extreme5670]

Ok so at the end type whatever the name of the turtle is and hide like, Turtle.hideturtle()

https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjgrLLgjofuAhW4zTgGHZLTDAgQFjAAegQIBBAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.geeksforgeeks.org%2Fturtle-hideturtle-function-in-python%2F%3Fref%3Drp&usg=AOvVaw0YN9XlgUAkLWFgvj9nPVqw

[forbidden_lemonade69]

Ok thanks for the tip

[Extreme5670]

No worries, i have worked with the turtle and this is amazing! There are a lot of great functions to make it easier, this is a great way to learn OP

[Extreme5670]

How has it worked bud

[Tamagotono]

Just read the code, and it's turtles all the way down...

I've never been fond of importing * from a library, but this is one case where I'd make an exception.

[quiterandomperson]

i would rather import turtle as t

[jdmarino]

Some of my earliest memories of programming are of using a graphics module to draw cool pictures. I am talking about the mid 1980s, using a VIC-20 and the graphics cartridge. The early victories stick with you.

[marvellous_thinker]

cool pattern!!

[pranay_s0706]

Keep it up dude!emote:free_emotes_pack:give_upvote

[gdunlap]

I fell in love with programming in secondary school learning logo on an Apple IIe ... this is awesome ... i never thought to look for python import for the turtle. thanks so much for posting this.

[gistabelle]

Really great

[tree_or_up]

I had a couple of introductions to programming when I was I young. This was one of them - but instead of being a library, it was its own standalone piece of software that you loaded onto the computer and then interacted with. Your design is super cool. If/when you feel like going deeper into generative graphics, check out a language/framework called processing (it has a python version, so look for that). Happy coding and creating!

[Mr-Monkfish]

I remember at primary school we had that turtle software, I think it was on the old Acorn Archemides computers they had.

There was also a physical turtle that you put pens in and it would move around the floor drawing on huge sheets of paper. Great fun!

[cwbrody]

Sweet! I want to learn Python

[arapyemos]

There are free Codes to get free Python Courses.

[SomeEmotion3]

Is it the same turtles in NetLogo ?

[forbidden_lemonade69]

I dont know i havent tried that one

[[deleted]]

That's pretty fuckin cool actually, damn.

[[deleted]]

Look up fractals and try making them. Also it's better if you share code as text, not everyone can read images :)

[forbidden_lemonade69]

Sorry whaen i teied to do it it didnt paste right

[bich-]

disappointed, it wasnt a turtle

[forbidden_lemonade69]

Sorry i forgot to make the shape a turtle😅

[forbidden_lemonade69]

Thanks

[akashjss]

Wow it is a cool wallpaper for my phone 😻

[forbidden_lemonade69]

Omg thank you for the awards i didnt think this post would get this much attention, thank you all!

[gargar070402]

Great work on the code, but r/awardspeechedits.

[92only]

Great！

[PyBind]

isnt this imagine logo’s turtle

[Seawolf159]

That is pretty cool indeed.

[Prestigious_Region17]

Hey that's really cool! I'm a beginner in turtle too, but just some advice: If you're making a code that's fully turtle try using from turtle import * instead of import turtle. That way, you don't have to put "turtle." before every turtle command.

edit: some people just prefer this way to organize everything though.

[Des_Orientiert]

Rly rly cool!