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)
from turtle import * import shapes shapes.triangle() shapes.square() shapes.pentagon() shapes.hexagon() shapes.octagon() shapes.star() shapes.circleS() mainloop()
shapes.eq_triangle(150) up() left(120) forward(275) down() 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)
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()
#!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)
#!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)