Learn Python Programming - 3 - The Turtle

In this part of the Learn Python for Beginners series... We go over how to use the turtle module and learn computer programming in a fun visual way. Things like functions, variables, and more will start to make sense instantly. ...
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[iluvass]

Import turtle
My_turtle = turtle.Turtle()
My_turtle.forward(120)
M_turtle.circle(30)
....print("thankyou")

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[bron-son]

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[patrick]

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[hrishikeshnaik]

import turtle

a = turtle.Turtle()

for i in range(4):
a.forward(250)
a.right(90)

[ivang.viveros]

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[musprodev]

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[exhaustedbeans]

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[codyhubert]

I wrote the turtle in assembly. It won't fit here

[lincolngalang]

Thank you so much :) hope you continue teaching us.

>>> import turtle
>>> my_turtle = turtle.Turtle()
>>> my_turtle.forward(250)
>>> my_turtle.left(90)
>>> my_turtle.forward(250)
>>> my_turtle.right(180)
>>> my_turtle.right(90)
>>> my_turtle.right(90)
>>> my_turtle.forward(250)
>>> my_turtle.left(90)
>>> my_turtle.forward(250)

[lexlociassociates]

import turtle
my_turtle=turtle.Turtle()
my_turtle.forward(125)
my_turtle.left(90)
my_turtle.forward(125)
my_turtle.left(90)
my_turtle.forward(125)
my_turtle.left(90)
my_turtle.forward(125)
# Make a square with the turtle.
This is what I did!!!
IM STUDYING IN 9TH GRADE and I LOVE THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN PROGRAMMING
THANKS A

[vonde]

Hello, Can you help with this question please?

Lenny's estate is to bequeathed as follows:

3/5 to Jenny.2/3 of what remains to Benny.The rest is to be split equally to Kenny and Penny.
Write
a program that begins by prompting the user to enter the value of
Lenny's estate. Then compute and display how much each heir receives.
Display all amounts in currency format with the $ sign right up against
the first digit and two decimal places. Also, display commas as appropriate for amounts over $1, 000.

Example Output
Enter the value of the estate 240000
Jenny gets $144, 000.00
Benny gets $64, 000.00
Kenny and Penny each get $16, 000.00

[jade]

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[maggiemak]

i want to ask whats the meaning of turtle.Turtle()?
why can't i simply write t=turtle but t=turtle.Turtle()?
and why capital letter for the T in the Turtle??

[adaariina]

I don't know anything about programming. This is easy and mind blowing. Want to learn more. Thank you so much.

[hankhuang]

Hello!
Thx for teaching me this great lesson about turtles ^__^ And I really learned a lot from this video!

However, I want to ask two questions.

1.How can a set the initial position of the cute turtle?
I would like to set the position of the turtle at the top of the screen or something like that, instead of the middle of my window.

2.After finish drawing, how can I delete the icon of the turtle just remaining the lines I drew on my screen?

Sorry for my poor English><

[prajaktashegokar]

Cool exercise Qazi. Below is the code I wrote for the square:
import turtle
>>> my_turtle=turtle.Turtle()
>>> my_turtle.forward(100)
>>> my_turtle.left(90)
>>> my_turtle.forward(100)
>>> my_turtle.left(90)
>>> my_turtle.forward(100)
>>> my_turtle.left(90)
>>> my_turtle.forward(100)