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Draw a circle

• Change the function below so that it draws a circle then add a line to call the function circle() and run the code.

Turtle Box

Entering data:

If we want to get some data from the user we can use pythons input, however if we want our input to be in a popup box we need to use some turtle code.

import turtle
tim = turtle.Turtle()
screen = turtle.Screen()
screen.bgcolor("white") 
screen.title("User Input")

# This is how we get user_input using a pop up box
name = screen.textinput("Turtle Program", "Enter your name")

#This is how we change the position of the text
turtle.setposition(0, 0)

#this is how we can write the text input to the screen
turtle.write(name)

We can then style our text using the code below

style = ('Courier', 30, 'italic')
turtle.write('Hello!', font=style, align='center')

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• We can also get a user to enter a number by using numinput instead of textinput

Extension task:

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Make your text bigger.
Change the font of your text
Draw a box around your text
Use numinput for age

Lets go:

• Last lesson we looked at how to pass in a parameter to a function. The code below allows us to create a shape by setting the value of the variable num_of_sides in our code and then passing it into our shape function:

import turtle

def drawShape(sides):
    
    for x in range(sides):
        tim.forward(120)
        tim.left(360/sides)
        
screen= turtle.Screen()
screen.bgcolor("white") 
screen.title("Super Shapes")

tim = turtle.Turtle()

num_of_sides = 6

for myMove in range(8):
    drawShape(num_of_sides )  # Draw the shape with 'num_of_sides ' sides
    tim.left(360/8)


wn.mainloop()

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Try coding some of these:

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Summing it all up

Lets look at the learning outcomes and decide which one best describes our current level of understanding :

Tick the one you feel is closest to your level