I have made a video on it in case you still need it. Link is th-cam.com/video/gm4lVKRiUbE/w-d-xo.html You can detect the keys pressed by the user, and draw it directly on the turtle canvas using this method.
there is a software that helps you do that, I don't remember the name but it goes something like paint or something idk edit : it is called turtle. just turtle. how can I be so dumb
I have made a video on it in case you still need it. Link is th-cam.com/video/gm4lVKRiUbE/w-d-xo.html You can detect the keys pressed by the user, and draw it directly on the turtle canvas using this method.
@@codekingchannel Thanks. Posted this 2 years ago and I actually got decent at turtle. But I’ve moved on now. Hopefully this will help out the new developers who come to watch this video.
@@sjansjna8895 answer by creator: "Unfortunately, graphical applications don't have terminal attached on Android, so input() cannot be used there. When you import turtle, your program starts to run in graphical mode, as this module uses tkinter."
sir i want to take an input as text in turtle canvas itself can you suggest me the way to do so?......
Same here...I also need that hep tho
I have made a video on it in case you still need it.
Link is th-cam.com/video/gm4lVKRiUbE/w-d-xo.html
You can detect the keys pressed by the user, and draw it directly on the turtle canvas using this method.
Thank You so much you helped me a lot with my homework!
yeah but what if I want to do it in the literal turtle graphics?
turtle.shape("turtle")
Tell me if you find it
there is a software that helps you do that, I don't remember the name but it goes something like paint or something idk
edit : it is called turtle. just turtle. how can I be so dumb
I have made a video on it in case you still need it.
Link is th-cam.com/video/gm4lVKRiUbE/w-d-xo.html
You can detect the keys pressed by the user, and draw it directly on the turtle canvas using this method.
@@codekingchannel Thanks. Posted this 2 years ago and I actually got decent at turtle. But I’ve moved on now. Hopefully this will help out the new developers who come to watch this video.
THANKS BRO NICE WORK
I'm using a Pydroid. Even this doesn't work:
import turtle
data = input ("hello, data:")
// EOFError: EOF when reading a line
int(input ("hello, data:"))
Same problem bro how resolve it?
import turtle
lenght = int(input("enter:"))
turtle.fd(lenght)
turtle.done()
@@sjansjna8895
answer by creator:
"Unfortunately, graphical applications don't have terminal attached on Android, so input() cannot be used there. When you import turtle, your program starts to run in graphical mode, as this module uses tkinter."
@@MrEarthquaker thanks brother it works pretty well on my pc im using sublime Text to run it ❤️
God damnit this guy is so slow