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Drawing the yin-yang with Python3 turtle.
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from turtle import * | |
RAD = 100 | |
RAD2 = RAD / 2 | |
RAD6 = RAD / 6 | |
degrees() # Switch to degrees | |
# Draw the circle, radius 100, half black | |
fillcolor('black') | |
begin_fill() | |
circle(RAD, 180) | |
end_fill() | |
circle(RAD, 180) | |
# Draw smaller black semi-circle | |
left(180) | |
penup() | |
goto(0, RAD) | |
pendown() | |
begin_fill() | |
circle(RAD2, 180) | |
end_fill() | |
# Draw smaller white semi-circle | |
penup() | |
goto(0, RAD) | |
pendown() | |
fillcolor('white') | |
begin_fill() | |
circle(RAD2, 180) | |
end_fill() | |
# Draw smaller circles | |
penup() | |
goto(0, RAD2 + RAD6) | |
begin_fill() | |
circle(RAD6) | |
end_fill() | |
fillcolor('black') | |
goto(0, 2 * (RAD - RAD6)) | |
begin_fill() | |
circle(RAD6) | |
end_fill() |
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