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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Python(turtle) Use turtle graphics to draw a house! A house, should have: walls roof door 2-4 windows Sample house below Pseudo Code Function draw_window(x, y): (x, y passing location) Draw window without inner grid Draw inner grid of window Main Draw top and right side wall of house Draw bottom and door of house Draw left wall and roof Draw_window(x, y) – first location Draw_window(x, y) – second location Draw_window(x, y) – third location Provide the REPL weblink in the URL entry and submit the assignment.

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# 1. get turtle library

import turtle

def Draw_House(pen):

pen.width(4)

pen.color(0,0,0)

pen.penup()

pen.goto(-160,-20)

pen.pendown()

pen.setheading(90)

pen.fillcolor("white")

pen.begin_fill()

pen.forward(200)

roof1=pen.position()

pen.right(90)

pen.forward(300)

roof2 = pen.position()

pen.right(90)

pen.forward(200)

pen.right(90)

pen.forward(175)

door=pen.position()

pen.forward(125)

pen.right(90)

pen.end_fill()

#roof

pen.penup()

pen.goto(roof1)

pen.begin_fill()

pen.pendown()

pen.goto(-10,260)

pen.goto(roof2)

pen.goto(roof1)

pen.end_fill()

pen.setheading(90)

#door

pen.penup()

pen.goto(door)

pen.begin_fill()

pen.pendown()

pen.forward(80)

pen.right(90)

pen.forward(40)

pen.right(90)

pen.forward(80)

pen.right(90)

pen.forward(40)

pen.end_fill()

def Draw_Window(pen,x,y):

pen.width(4)

pen.color("black")

pen.fillcolor("white")

pen.penup()

pen.goto(x,y)

pen.pendown()

pen.begin_fill()

for y in range(4):

for x in range(4):

pen.forward(25)

pen.right(90)

pen.left(90)

pen.end_fill()

if __name__ == "__main__":

# 2. name your turtle

pen = turtle.Turtle()

screen = turtle.Screen()

# 3. Set up your turtle

pen.speed(100)

pen.color(0,0,0)

wn = turtle.Screen()

#4. start drawing

Draw_House(pen)

Draw_Window(pen,-125,130)

Draw_Window(pen,-15,130)

Draw_Window(pen,100,130)

screen.mainloop()

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