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I name the fuction I use tadpole because the half of circle looks like a tadpole with a big head and a short tale. For the parameter of the tadpole was radius and color intially, but I ran into the error. So, I had to add 'u' and name it again colour. Since color was already fuction defined by turtle. I started with right 15 degrees to make more close to Korean flag. I wonder if it is possible to make the circle with red and blue I made can be spinning. If it's possble, can I decide how many times the circle spins and how fast it spins? My first attempt was fine, it showed the image I wanted to see, but I think this second attempt was better. |
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Korean Flag
Description
I share the image of Korean flag. I realize that I don't really know how to draw one without looking at the images, and it has been so long that I have paid close attention to it and the meaning. I decide to pick korean flag for my project to revisit the details of the flag and the meaning of each parts of the flag. My goal is to draw Korean flag (Tae Geuk Gi) using python and relearn the meaning of the flag and the history.
Planning
- milestone 1: Create yin-yang shape in the center of the Tae Geuk Gi. Learn how to add color.
- milestone 2: create fuctions, fuction A is written to draw a larger lectangule and the same fuction can be used 6 times (this is what I am hoping). Seceond fuction B is written to draw a smaller rectangle, and this fuction B can be used 12 times.
- milestone 3: Four coner of the flag requires different composition of larger rectangles and smaller rectangles, and this would be challenging to form a group (I expect four groups), and then rotate each group with different angles. I don't know if I would be able to do this, but I am pretty sure there is a way. Maybe there should be another step between milestone 2 and 3, milestone 2.5 should be creating four groups for the corners. For example, group 1 will be the one upper left corner, so it will need only 3 largers rectanlges, while the upper right corner would ned one larger rectangle and 4 smaller rectangles.