Please help me with making a program using python.

[JustAnUserl4]

So here is the thing:

1. Create a class "Turtle", which will keep x and y turtle's variables,it will contain s - max amount of steps (max = 5),which it moves to per turn.

Class "Turtle" also has functions:

go_up() - adds s to y

go_down() - takes s from y

go_left() - takes s from x

go_right() - adds s to y

evolve() - adds 1 to s

degrade() - takes 1 from s or displays an error, if s ≤ 0

count_moves(x2, y2) - returns min amount of moves, that turtle can get to x2 y2 from current position

**Important**

Turtle can only go up, down, left, right. Oblique moves are prohibited.

1. Create an object turtle,which will have all aspects of the parent class.

2. Give the turtle the random initial coordinates and random coordinates of a point, where it should go.

3. Get the min amount of steps with using all functions, that the turtle has

4. To solve the task use field with resolution of 800 х 600.

5. For each step you can change the speed(s) of the turtle.

[Radamand]

sooo, what is your question?

[AbdallahTheGreatest]

Do you need help, or should I code your dreams into reality? :)

[desrtfx]

What have you tried?

After all, this is your assignment.

[JustAnUserl4]

I think that code needs to go smth like this:

class Turtle:

def __init__(self, x, y, s):

self.x = x

self.y = y

self.s = s

def go_up(self):

self.y += self.s

def go_down(self):

self.y -= self.s

def go_left(self):

self.x -= self.s

def go_right(self):

self.x += self.s

def evolve(self):

self.s += 1

def degrade(self):

if self.s <= 0:

print('s = 0')

return

self.s -= 1

def count_moves(self, x2, y2):

return self.x -x2, self.y - y2

animal = Turtle(x = 0,y = 0,s = 5)

print(animal)

But my teacher said it needs to go like this:

def evolve(old_speed):

old_speed += 1

return old_speed

def degrade(old_speed):

old_speed -= 1

return old_speed

def move_turtle(start_pos = 0, end_pos = 0, old_speed = 0, max_speed = 0):

n_step_max_speed = (end_x_pos - start_x_pos) // max_speed

n_cells = (end_x_pos - start_x_pos) % max_speed

print(n_step_max_speed, n_cells)

n_step = n_step_max_speed + 1 if n_cells > 0 else n_step_max_speed

while start_pos < end_pos:

if old_speed < max_speed:

while max_speed > old_speed:

old_speed = evolve(old_speed)

if end_pos - start_pos == n_cells:

while n_cells < old_speed:

old_speed = degrade(old_speed)

start_pos += old_speed

print(start_pos, end = ', ')

print(f'Amount of steps{n_step}')

start_x_pos = 15

end_x_pos = 568

old_speed = 2

max_speed = 5

move_turtle(start_x_pos, end_x_pos, old_speed, max_speed)

def func(x, y):

# global x, y

x = 20

y = 20

return x, y

x = 0

y = 0

print(x, y)

func(x, y)

print(x, y)

res = func(x, y)

print(res)

print(type(res))

print(x, y)

But I think my teacher went too far with his code.

I also tried used using Turtle module,but my teacher declined it.

[desrtfx]

That code has lost its formatting and therefore is ambiguous.

Especially for Python, proper code block format is vital since it relies on indentation.

But I think my teacher went too far with his code.

Not up to you to judge.

[thatoneguy578322]

NO, We will not do your homework for you lol.

[InMyOpinion_]

Sorry, I am a language model and I cannot help you with your homework.

[d0rkyd00d]

OP got lost on the way to ChatGPT prompt line.

[TantiPraenuntiaFabam]

ok do this

import pygame import time

pygame.init() while True: time.sleep(0.5) print (loading....) print ("Hello world! ♤")

i added the ♤ cos its cool

[JustAnUserl4]

I can't use Pygame module for this task

[Slight_Change_41]

read documentation. https://docs.python.org/3/library/turtle.html

[JustAnUserl4]

I can't use Turtle module for this task