Python hexagon Beispiele

Beispiel #1

def test(size, color, fill='Default'):  # runs all shapes
    sh.triangle(size, color)
    #forward(300)
    sh.square(size, color)
    #forward(300)
    sh.pentagon(size, color)
    #forward(300)
    sh.hexagon(size, color)
    #forward(300)
    sh.octagon(size, color)
    #forward(300)
    sh.star(size, color)
    #forward(300)
    sh.circler(size, color)

Beispiel #2

Datei: turtle3.py Projekt: meowmeowcomputers/Python-Part2-Exercises

import shapes

shapes.octagon()
shapes.circlery()
shapes.square()
shapes.hexagon()
shapes.star()
shapes.triangle()

mainloop()

Beispiel #3

Datei: shapes-module.py Projekt: etridenour/python-exercises

shapes.square(125)

up()
left(90)
forward(275)
down()

shapes.pentagon(95)

up()
right(18)
forward(150)
right(90)
down()

shapes.hexagon(80)

up()
left(60)
forward(360)
down()

shapes.octagon(65)

up()
left(45)
forward(60)
left(90)
forward(250)
left(18)
down()

Beispiel #4

Datei: turtle_shapes.py Projekt: jwmarion/DC_Turtles

import shapes
from turtle import mainloop

shapes.startPoint()

shapes.star(100, True, 'red')

shapes.square(100, False, 'blue')

shapes.hexagon(100, True, 'beige')

shapes.circle(100, True, 'purple')

shapes.pentagon(100, False, 'white')

shapes.octagon(100, True, 'Green')

shapes.triangle(100, True, 'yellow')

mainloop()

Beispiel #5

#!usr/bin/env python3

import shapes as s

# use all of shapes' functions to print everything ontop of each other
# all parameters have defaults
# paramater order size, "color", fill, wait
s.equilateral_triangle(200, "red", True)
s.square(200, "black")
s.pentagon(120, "purple", True)
s.hexagon(120)
s.octagon(color="blue")
s.star(300, "yellow")
s.circle(wait=True)

Beispiel #6

#!usr/bin/env python3

import shapes as s

# use all of shapes' functions to print everything ontop of each other
s.equilateral_triangle()
s.square()
s.pentagon()
s.hexagon()
s.octagon()
s.star()
s.circle(wait=True)