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6pm – Intro To Python -Joshua Widjanarko
February 20 @ 6:00 am - 7:00 pm
Final Class Before Test
Great Job Everyone, you have until next class to get any extra points.
Quick Summary
Justin:
The Largest part of you “fixes’ is more of a setheading and posistioning. Right now, when you run your code, the T of axolotol, your turtle, and your seaweed are cutoff.
Your first A is also messed up. it is slanted. This is a set heading problem. Look through your code for times you use set heading, and then at the end of your shape you didn’t set it back (particularly before you wrote the word)
Jacob and Chloe:
The largest part of your “fixes” involve fixing your x,y coordinate
example
def random_shape(x,y,color):
rectangle(x+70, y-20, color,10,10)
rectangle(x+60, y-40, color,10,10)
rectangle(x+82, y+20, color,10,10)
lets say this as an a example. I want the first shape to be at x, y, so we need to adjust them all
simply do the opposite of what did on the first shape you wrote
fro examply since you added 70 to x and subtracted 20 to y, you do the opposite to all x,y’s in your code
def random_shape(x,y,color):
rectangle(x, y, color,10,10) (subtract 70 from x and add 20 from y)
rectangle(x-10, y-20, color,10,10) (subtract 70 from x and add 20 from y)
rectangle(x+12, y+40, color,10,10) (subtract 70 from x and add 20 from y)
(remember, you need to adjust how you call your function