CodeBytes is an educational repository, where you will find a range computer programs.
Turtle graphics is a popular way for introducing programming to kids. It was part of the original Logo programming language developed by Wally Feurzeig, Seymour Papert and Cynthia Solomon in 1967. Documentation on this library can be found at: https://docs.python.org/3/library/turtle.html. Find and use Python programs using the turtle library at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.
The donut maker. Find and use the Python program (turtle_circles_1.py) at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.
Circles going in circles! Find and use the Python program (turtle_circles_2.py) at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.
The circle tube! Find and use the Python program (turtle_circles_3.py) at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.
The circle tube in colour! Find and use the Python program (turtle_circles_4.py) at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.
The circular pentagon! Find and use the Python program (pentagon_1.py) at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.
Find the dodecagon within the pentagons! Find and use the Python program (pentagon_3.py) at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.
Find the octagon within the pentagons! Find and use the Python program (pentagon_4.py) at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.
Spiralling pentagons! Find and use the Python program (pentagon_5.py) at: https://github.com/Z314/CodeBytes.