Question

Use Python 3

Create a program that uses Turtle to draw shapes. Show the following menu:

• Enter Circle
• Enter Rectangle
• Remove Shape
• Draw Shapes
• Exit

Circles – User inputs position, radius, and color. The position is the CENTER of the circle

Rectangles – User inputs position, height, width, color. The position is the lower left-hand corner

Colors – Allow red, yellow, blue, and green only

Remove – Show the number of items in the list and let the user enter a number and remove that shape from the list. You may assume that they only enter a number within the range that you display.

Draw Shapes – Draw the shapes in the order they are in the list. Clear the screen if shapes had been drawn before. The color is the fill color of the shape. Shapes are only drawn after this selection, not after entering or removing a shape.

Guidelines

• Create a class called Circle in its own file called circle.py
• Create a class called Rectangle in its own file called rectangle.py
• In each class create a method called draw() that will draw the shape (as well as any other methods you need)
• Store all Circle and Rectangle objects in a single list
• Use a loop to draw all of the shapes
• Create a file called assn14-task3.py that contains a main() function to run your program

Answer 1

#draws circle. where x is the radious def circles (x, colors) t=turtle. Turtle ( ) tor j, color in enumerate (colors): x x+10 t.pencolor (colors(ii) t.pendown ) t.circle (x) turtle.done) colors-['red,'orange, 'yellow 'green, 'blue,'violet 1 option-input ('Enter 50 to draw circle or 100 to draw square or 150 to rectangle:) if option 50: print 'It prints circles serially in all available colors circles (option, colors) elif option--100: print It prints squares serially in all available colors square (option, colors) elif option -150: print 'It prints rectangles serially in ail available colors' rectangle (option, colors)

#turtleGraphics.py

import turtle

#draws squares. where x is the length of the side

def square(x,colors):

  

t=turtle.Turtle();

t.pendown()

for j, color in enumerate(colors):

t.pencolor(colors[j])

x=x+10

for i in range(4):

t.forward(x)

t.right(90)

turtle.done()

#draws rectangles. where x is the length and y=x+20 is the breadth

def rectangle(x,colors):

y=x+20

t=turtle.Turtle();

t.pendown()

for j, color in enumerate(colors):

#for loop till all colors exhaust

t.pencolor(colors[j])

x=x+10

y=y+10

for i in range(2):

t.forward(x)

t.right(90)

t.forward(y)

t.right(90)

turtle.done()

#draws circle. where x is the radious

def circles(x,colors):

t=turtle.Turtle()

for j, color in enumerate(colors):

x=x+10

t.pencolor(colors[j])

t.pendown()

t.circle(x)

turtle.done()   

colors = ['red', 'orange', 'yellow', 'green', 'blue', 'violet']

option=input('Enter 50 to draw circle or 100 to draw square or 150 to rectangle:')

if option==50:

print 'It prints circles serially in all available colors'

circles(option,colors)

elif option==100:

print 'It prints squares serially in all available colors'

square(option,colors)

elif option==150:

print 'It prints rectangles serially in all available colors'

rectangle(option,colors)