Draw Geometric shapes with Mouse Click event using OpenCV - Part 1

This video titled "Draw Geometric shapes with Mouse Click event using OpenCV - Part 1" explains and showcases how to draw various geometric shapes like square, circle, rectangle etc. with Mouse Click Event using Python OpenCV. One can see how different color circles can be drawn with click on the left and right mouse button. This is the fourth video in the the Python OpenCV Crash Course. Later on in the upcoming videos we will see how can we build face detection, object detection types of Computer Vision Projects.
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Trivia question from the video: What are the arguments
that determine the current mouse position in the setMouseCallback function?

[ganeshram]

cv2.setMouseCllback('Imagewindowname', function_for_circle) In function, (image, (x, y), radius, color, thickness)