Learn Turtle Graphics with Python: Drawing Nested Circles
This is a Python code using the turtle module to draw nested circles of different colors and sizes on a screen.
The turtle module is imported at the beginning of the code.
A turtle screen is created with a title and size of 800 by 800. The turtle speed is set to 0, which is the fastest speed, and the turtle arrow is hidden. The screen tracer is turned off to turn off the animation of the turtle drawing.
There are two functions defined in the code:
draw_circle(radius, color) is a function that draws a single circle with a given radius and color. The turtle pen is set down to draw the circle and then lifted up at the end.
draw_nested_circles(num_circles, start_radius, color, space_between_circles) is a function that draws a series of nested circles. It takes in the number of circles to be drawn, the starting radius of the innermost circle, the color of the circles, and the space between the circles. It uses a for loop to call the draw_circle function for each circle, with increasing radii based on the starting radius and space between the circles.
After the functions are defined, the code draws two sets of nested circles using the draw_nested_circles function. The first set is drawn in red on the left side of the screen, and the second set is drawn in blue on the right side of the screen.
Finally, turtle.done() is used to keep the turtle window open until it is manually closed.
.py link:
https://mega.nz/file/LjAAmDzS#KFR_KBD...