Here is another Python turtle example showing how to edit the background color of turtle screen and how to use RGB mode.
This example can give you a good understanding of RGB channels in images.
Here is a simply code that uses requests, json and webbrowser libraries:
import turtle
import random
x = 1
SN = turtle.Screen()
SN.bgcolor("gray")
a = turtle.Turtle()
a.speed(100)
i = 0
while x < 256:
r = random.randint(0,255)
g = 100
b = 150
turtle.colormode(255)
a.pencolor(i,g,b)
if x<252:
a.pensize(1)
a.forward(50 + x)
a.right(91.5)
x = x+1
i = (i+1)%255
turtle.done() Code below will print a bunch of other information regarding cocktails such as: Instructions and Ingredients and it will also open the cocktail image in a browser.
import turtle
a = turtle.Turtle()
for i in range(240):
a.forward(2+i/4)
a.left(30-i/12)
turtle.done()If you need a refresher on Python Turtle, here is a link to our Python Turtle lesson.
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