Animated Yin Yang using Python Turtle Graphics смотреть онлайн

This is an animated expression of the Yin-Yang principle.

These animated videos are examples of some of the graphics designs that can be created using Python Turtle. They (I call them mandalas) are created using iterations of sequences of angles, lines, colors generated by the Python Turtle code.

More information about Python Turtle can be found by following this link: https://docs.python.org/3/library/turtle.html#module-turtle

I would also like to express appreciation to a couple of sources of Python programming that I used and found invaluable in my quest to master coding. First, I found Stack Overflow, at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/python very helpful.
Another source that I keep returning to is Geek for Geeks, at https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-programming-language .

This Python code adds randomly-selected music file clips to the sorted and sequenced images. The result is these stunning and beautiful videos! Everything is coded to be executed from within the Python modules.

As a teenager, I drew graphic designs with a ruler, compass, a protractor, colored pencils and erasers. My initial urge to use programming code to automate the creation of graphic designs began in 2020. Now, after completing a few programming courses, I felt confident that I could learn enough Python to automate the graphics designs process. I also wanted to see how far I could take this project, and it remains a passionate hobby.

Culturally, humans have used graphic images and artifacts for ages to focus attention on ideals, nationalism, training, communication and rituals. For example, all written languages contain objects based on angular uniqueness.

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LeonRHatton
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