Now turtle might be a module on python, but when I was in 3rd standard, teacher in my school taught us turtle. It's good to see that it's back and in the form of a library. I am going to definitely try it. Thank you for this.
@@asmodeus4310 I feel lucky to be part of my school, it was way beyond its timeline, our Principal tried best possible way to learn current trends and teachers fulfilled it as well.
for those who have trouble with this in vs code, using the interactive mode which basically shows the image without errors and debugs the code/ to use this just copy the text and click shift+enter. This works really well with drawing or even just normal day code!
The turtle used to be a robot, shaped a bit like a real turtle. The programming language Logo used them to teach programming back in the 60's. As displays got better the turtle robot was replaced by the triangle in the monitor.
Function within a function is definitely a hard thing to visualize. It took me some time to understand the code but i finally understood it. Thanks for the lesson on fractal. Hope to see more awesome videos like this in the future!
“It happened almost instantly because it’s very fast” are we talking about the same Python or are you secretly running a fast version ;) I like the turtle reminds me on the Logo turtle back in the early 80s.
Announce a competition in your community like you do with other projects with the theme of creating beautiful art with python. I think this will be awesome for people Learning python for the first time and experienced devs as well. It will be fun to see what creative things people make with this.
Heres how I tackled this: > Thought of a project idea > Learnt the modules which were neccesary for it > And then started coding. If i faced any bottlenecks, i looked in related forums (I think that you're asking how to make a project without seeing its DIRECT tutorial. If u want to create a project without seeing ANY tutorial, just remember that we are humans and we cannot rememeber everything we learn. It is normal to constantly refer to documentation or notes while making projects)
Stopped at 9:01 gonna try that myself first then look at the good code - Wish me luck Update: was able to do the Tree but not the Snowflake Edit: looks like a heart dissappears when you edit your komment, still Thank you
While explaining the snowflake, you could have added some animations to show exactly what happened in each step, or atleast show with your cursor, what was happening. As of now, it is a bit confusing
*Leaving some blanks so whoever listens to you can have time to **_think_** amid that flow of words without getting **_flooded_** would ensure much better assimilation . Thx anyway.*
first you need to understand these syntax and having a basic how variables, if clause, functions, sub functions (basically first 15 videos in his python tutorial
For some reason had some issues with this. I guess Pop.OS doesn't have turtle or tkinter installed by default. For some reason. So I did: sudo apt install python3.9 python3-tk hopefully that helps anyone else who is having trouble.
So has anyone tried to make snowflake-ception (aka a snow flake in a snowflake in a snowflake until it gets a certain size)? I would love to see that done. Curious how it would look.
love what you are doing bro, please i have been looking for some way to create animated desktop app i couldn't find one , all i need is some mathematical 2D drawings and graphs , pls help. much love and respect.
Instead of mainloop() one could use exitonclick(). Now the snowflake algorithm drives it ugly. Try in with sides=5 and you'll see my point. To make a true Koch Snowflake it shoud look like: def create_snowflake(length, depth): for _ in range(3): snowflake_side(length, depth) right(120) Now command: create_snowflake(250,5) and see the difference.
Make snake game with python in which you don't control snake you control food to save it from snake. I tried but I got failed can you do that I wanna learn from you where I made mistake.
it basically means that you do not have to use 'turtle.' for the turtle specific commands. Say for instance, had you written import turtle, then for every command, you would have to write turtle. instead of writing the command directly
Now turtle might be a module on python, but when I was in 3rd standard, teacher in my school taught us turtle. It's good to see that it's back and in the form of a library. I am going to definitely try it. Thank you for this.
Wassup constantine
@@asmodeus4310 Playing games
@@yogeshinawate I wish our teachers taught us this programming stuff and all
@@asmodeus4310 I feel lucky to be part of my school, it was way beyond its timeline, our Principal tried best possible way to learn current trends and teachers fulfilled it as well.
@@yogeshinawate definitely*
for those who have trouble with this in vs code, using the interactive mode which basically shows the image without errors and debugs the code/ to use this just copy the text and click shift+enter. This works really well with drawing or even just normal day code!
The turtle used to be a robot, shaped a bit like a real turtle. The programming language Logo used them to teach programming back in the 60's. As displays got better the turtle robot was replaced by the triangle in the monitor.
Are you a TURTLE?
Function within a function is definitely a hard thing to visualize. It took me some time to understand the code but i finally understood it. Thanks for the lesson on fractal. Hope to see more awesome videos like this in the future!
“It happened almost instantly because it’s very fast” are we talking about the same Python or are you secretly running a fast version ;)
I like the turtle reminds me on the Logo turtle back in the early 80s.
Explanation of the tree drawing was just perfect.
This is beautiful
Announce a competition in your community like you do with other projects with the theme of creating beautiful art with python. I think this will be awesome for people Learning python for the first time and experienced devs as well. It will be fun to see what creative things people make with this.
There is already a timathon
At the beginning it's nice to have: bgcolor("black")
Appreciate it
Please make a video on how to create our own project without seeing any tutorial or the documentation
Heres how I tackled this:
> Thought of a project idea
> Learnt the modules which were neccesary for it
> And then started coding. If i faced any bottlenecks, i looked in related forums
(I think that you're asking how to make a project without seeing its DIRECT tutorial. If u want to create a project without seeing ANY tutorial, just remember that we are humans and we cannot rememeber everything we learn. It is normal to constantly refer to documentation or notes while making projects)
There's nothing wrong with seeing API documentation.
Try and Error
Your welcome
Please make a series on how to make your own programming language. PLEASE
That's very difficult
That's rather complicated
That's not that easy
Wtf
you'll have to learn assembly or c, it's your choice whether to make it interpreted or compiled but, it's gonna be veeeery hard
Recursion explanation was perfect, i watched it a few times and got it right Thanks Tim! You are amazing
Thank you your video motivates me to do well.
I was looking for this! Tysm
Great work......
Very good tutorial. Many thanks. I slowed down playback for my slow brain. ✔
Appreciable topic
Stopped at 9:01 gonna try that myself first then look at the good code - Wish me luck
Update: was able to do the Tree but not the Snowflake
Edit: looks like a heart dissappears when you edit your komment, still Thank you
While explaining the snowflake, you could have added some animations to show exactly what happened in each step, or atleast show with your cursor, what was happening. As of now, it is a bit confusing
You can't just push me out off your other video I was watching 😤😊
So nice! Thank you! You are the best!
Please make a course on Arduino please I need it
Yea, Arduino Uno
What’s arduino?
@@thecrownofnoah9100 It is like Raspberry Pi but not that powerful to run a whole OS. And you can search on Google too for more information.
This is neat, will be fun with a CNC milling machine
You're amazing bro!
Very nice
No way was just searching for a tutorial to do this
Nice
*Leaving some blanks so whoever listens to you can have time to **_think_** amid that flow of words without getting **_flooded_** would ensure much better assimilation . Thx anyway.*
thats why there is a pause button :)
Buen discurso amigo saludos 🔥
A good definition is a self repeating shape
I was looking for this since a long time ago
idk why turtle module isn't working w/ py version 3.10
How much Python should I know to get started with this tutorial?
first you need to understand these syntax and having a basic how variables, if clause, functions, sub functions (basically first 15 videos in his python tutorial
@@cheekaorwot thanks
For some reason had some issues with this. I guess Pop.OS doesn't have turtle or tkinter installed by default. For some reason. So I did:
sudo apt install python3.9 python3-tk
hopefully that helps anyone else who is having trouble.
I love your content ☺️💕❤️
In you previous vids, you said you were 12 in 8th grade, did you skip a grade or was your birthday late?
You are the best
Your intro is really cool, who made it?
aahhh, loved every "nice" of this video 🥴
what editor u using and any reason for the switch? or is it just random for fun
So has anyone tried to make snowflake-ception (aka a snow flake in a snowflake in a snowflake until it gets a certain size)? I would love to see that done. Curious how it would look.
hey nice video but how did you setup python in sublime text editor
love what you are doing bro, please i have been looking for some way to create animated desktop app i couldn't find one , all i need is some mathematical 2D drawings and graphs , pls help. much love and respect.
Thank you!
Instead of mainloop() one could use exitonclick().
Now the snowflake algorithm drives it ugly. Try in with sides=5 and you'll see my point.
To make a true Koch Snowflake it shoud look like:
def create_snowflake(length, depth):
for _ in range(3):
snowflake_side(length, depth)
right(120)
Now command:
create_snowflake(250,5)
and see the difference.
Hello, can I ask you something about Pyqt5. Thanks you!
Great. Pls Upload DSA
Make snake game with python in which you don't control snake you control food to save it from snake. I tried but I got failed can you do that I wanna learn from you where I made mistake.
Thanks!
Interesting!
Try playing it at 0.75 speed. 😊
Love u teem
Nice video
guys how can draw lightning bolt?
Me wondering what fractal is before clicking this. Thx
I want to create a 6-sided snowflake generator for every realistic combination.
Good💪💪💪
Now do a anime girl using the turtle module
Do it yourself, i would rather teach the module than ask how to draw anime girls.
Nice se
How did I get here from studying chemistry? My adhd is screwing me over lmao
Have you seen or used ContextFree? Dedicated program with similar recursive functions.
@Tech With Tim please remake your python tutorials
what is import * for?
It means, from the turtle module, import all. * Is like a wildcard, that stands for "everything" :)
@@Vancha112 thank you bro....
it basically means that you do not have to use 'turtle.' for the turtle specific commands. Say for instance, had you written import turtle, then for every command, you would have to write turtle. instead of writing the command directly
@@sandipandutta8776 thank you bro.....
first
No one :
That crypto freak: I can sell these as nfts
Can I get a heart ❤
What is this magic?
Programming for Fractals does not work - Not in Py, C, C++...I just accept it's Recursive Mathematics
Third
It is basically MS logo 😑
creating more snowflakes? our society has enough of them.
WHY DOES HE NOT HAVE TO WRITE t. BEFORE EVERY ARGUMENT???
IN EVERY VIDEO HE WRITES t.forward or t.left() suddenly he abandons it without explanation what the fuckkkkk ????
@@krystofaser4229 he did 'from turtle import *' which means he imported all the functions
Early
This video has a very misleading thumbnail.
Love the tuto bro