#🔒 python homework

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unkempt prawn
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this is the assignment lol

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river widget
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have you written any code?

unkempt prawn
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import graphics
import random

win = graphics.GraphWin('Circles', 600 ,600)

top_text=graphics.Text(graphics.Point(300,25), "Click 10 times to draw 10 circles")
top_text.draw(win)
top_text.setSize(15)

count = 1

while count <= 10:

red = random.randint(0,225)
green = random.randint(0,225)
blue = random.randint(0,225)
color = graphics.color_rgb(red, green, blue)

win.getMouse()
p1 = graphics.Point(215,150)
p1 = graphics.Circle(p1, 50)
p1.draw(win)
p1.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p2 = graphics.Point(385,150)
p2 = graphics.Circle(p2, 50)
p2.draw(win)
p2.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p3 = graphics.Point(300,300)
p3 = graphics.Circle(p3, 50)
p3.draw(win)
p3.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p4 = graphics.Point(100,365)
p4 = graphics.Circle(p4,50)
p4.draw(win)
p4.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p5 = graphics.Point(150,400)
p5 = graphics.Circle(p5,50)
p5.draw(win)
p5.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p6 = graphics.Point(225,440)
p6 = graphics.Circle(p6,50)p6.draw(win)
p6.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p7 = graphics.Point(300,450)
p7 = graphics.Circle(p7,50)
p7.draw(win)
p7.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p8 = graphics.Point(375,440)
p8 = graphics.Circle(p8,50)
p8.draw(win)
p8.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p9 = graphics.Point(450,400)
p9 = graphics.Circle(p9,50)
p9.draw(win)
p9.setFill(color)

win.getMouse()
p10 = graphics.Point(500,365) p10 = graphics.Circle(p10,50)
p10.draw(win)
p10.setFill(color)

bottom_text=graphics.Text(graphics.Point(300,575), "Nice Design!")
bottom_text.draw(win)
bottom_text.setSize(15)
thats the whole line of code i wrote, its drawing the smile but each circle isnt changing colors as i click

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i was absent when they taught how to do loops with while, so im lost

river widget
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so while loops are fairly simple

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in psuedo code its basically
while a condition is true: do this

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in python it could look like

while x < 5:
    x += 1
    print(x)
``` in this example it will print x while it is less than 5
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however it adds each iteration so it will only print up till 4

unkempt prawn
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got it, so how can i combine the mouse clicks with that?

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like make each circle a different color?

river widget
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well im not familiar with the graphics library but you would want to call a set color function after each click

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it looks like p10.setFill(color) may be trying to do that?

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do you have a picture of your current output?

hallow trench
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using the random module is prolly what ur loooking for

river widget
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yeah ok i see now

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so if you need to get a random color

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you use random.choice()

unkempt prawn
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each time i run the code it does in a different color

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but i need each circle to be a different color

river widget
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yes because random.choice should be called on each click, right now its only called one time

green walrus
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This is an easy code

river widget
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so you need to add something like p10.setFill(random.choice(color))

green walrus
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create a list called colors

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import random module

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then random.choice the list

river widget
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that is what we are working on

green walrus
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give me a second , I will make it

topaz aspen
river widget
unkempt prawn
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teacher wants us to do this tho red = random.randint(0,225)
green = random.randint(0,225)
blue = random.randint(0,225)
color = graphics.color_rgb(red, green, blue)

green walrus
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i know , i will help with some aspects

river widget
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so in pseudocode something like p1 setColor to randomColor , right now you are doing p1 setColor to Color (not random)

unkempt prawn
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i think she wants me to loop the random colors so its a different color each time, no?

river widget
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!e

import random
colors = ["red", "blue", "green"]
print(f"Random color from my list: {random.choice(colors)}")
print(f"Random color from my list: {random.choice(colors)}")
print(f"Random color from my list: {random.choice(colors)}")
chilly coyoteBOT
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@river widget :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | Random color from my list: green
002 | Random color from my list: red
003 | Random color from my list: green
river widget
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see how it can take a random element from a list?

unkempt prawn
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yeah

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but like that's from a list of red green and blue isnt it?

hallow trench
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yeah you wont be using that

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but see ur teachers code snippet

red = random.randint(0, 255)
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you can just do this 3 times, each one for a different color value

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red = random.randint(0, 255)
green = random.randint(0, 255)
blue = random.randint(0, 255)```
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now u have ur rgb values randomly selected for later use

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which in ur teachers code snippet is gonna be

color = graphics.color_rgb(red, green, blue)
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