Advanced Python Programming: Creating GUIs with the Turtle Module

Advanced Python Programming Tutorials! Check out my latest video on creating GUIs with the Turtle module. We'll learn how to move our turtle on the screen, change the thickness, add color and more!

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[ResTwitch]

1 min 39 secs and you solved my issue. That must be some kind of record! Thank you.

[sidsiddu]

buddy, suppose i wanna set a certain value to a variable one i click on a specific area in the turtle would i do that??

[Zhisaoka]

Turtle has no "done" value
oh never mind, I used the T variable instead of turtle, I don't know why a variable cannot be used as what it is representing for little things like turtle.done() instead of t.done(). This video really helps me understand the turtle module much better.

[thebittoaster]

Not very that advanced. I am a computer science student and I was looking for some more advanced usage of the turtle module. I found this, but this stuff I've learned in my first week of python. Overall not very advanced work.

Edit: For reference I recreated the game Snake using only the turtle module and the random module which because of the limitations of turtle module It wasn't the highest quality.