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How can I position text in Python Turtle?
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For example:
write("First Last", True, align="right")
But with specific (x,y) coordinates
python turtle-graphics
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For example:
write("First Last", True, align="right")
But with specific (x,y) coordinates
python turtle-graphics
edited Mar 22 at 4:47
Suraj Kumar
2,79841026
asked Mar 22 at 4:39
Thirth PatelThirth Patel
1
It uses the current turtle position, so you will have to position your turtle at x, y first.
– Selcuk
Mar 22 at 4:43
Use one of the Turtle motion - Move and draw
– stovfl
Mar 22 at 10:13
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For example:
write("First Last", True, align="right")
But with specific (x,y) coordinates
python turtle-graphics
edited Mar 22 at 4:47
Suraj Kumar
2,79841026
asked Mar 22 at 4:39
Thirth PatelThirth Patel
1
For example:
write("First Last", True, align="right")
But with specific (x,y) coordinates
python turtle-graphics
python turtle-graphics
edited Mar 22 at 4:47
Suraj Kumar
2,79841026
asked Mar 22 at 4:39
Thirth PatelThirth Patel
1
edited Mar 22 at 4:47
Suraj Kumar
2,79841026
asked Mar 22 at 4:39
Thirth PatelThirth Patel
1
edited Mar 22 at 4:47
Suraj Kumar
2,79841026
edited Mar 22 at 4:47
Suraj Kumar
2,79841026
edited Mar 22 at 4:47
Suraj Kumar
2,79841026
2,79841026
asked Mar 22 at 4:39
Thirth PatelThirth Patel
1
asked Mar 22 at 4:39
Thirth PatelThirth Patel
1
asked Mar 22 at 4:39
Thirth PatelThirth Patel
1
1
It uses the current turtle position, so you will have to position your turtle at x, y first.
– Selcuk
Mar 22 at 4:43
Use one of the Turtle motion - Move and draw
– stovfl
Mar 22 at 10:13
add a comment |
It uses the current turtle position, so you will have to position your turtle at x, y first.
– Selcuk
Mar 22 at 4:43
Use one of the Turtle motion - Move and draw
– stovfl
Mar 22 at 10:13
It uses the current turtle position, so you will have to position your turtle at x, y first.
– Selcuk
Mar 22 at 4:43
It uses the current turtle position, so you will have to position your turtle at x, y first.
– Selcuk
Mar 22 at 4:43
Use one of the Turtle motion - Move and draw
– stovfl
Mar 22 at 10:13
Use one of the Turtle motion - Move and draw
– stovfl
Mar 22 at 10:13
add a comment |
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Along with using a command like setposition() aka goto(), setx() or sety() to position your turtle before you call write(), the move parameter to write(), which you set to True, doesn't do much when right aligning a left to right language like English, so you might as well leave it out:
setposition(100, 150)
write("First Last", align="right")
This will write the text "First Last", right aligned to the point (100, 150). I.e. the end of the text will fall at that position.
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Along with using a command like setposition() aka goto(), setx() or sety() to position your turtle before you call write(), the move parameter to write(), which you set to True, doesn't do much when right aligning a left to right language like English, so you might as well leave it out:
setposition(100, 150)
write("First Last", align="right")
This will write the text "First Last", right aligned to the point (100, 150). I.e. the end of the text will fall at that position.
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Along with using a command like setposition() aka goto(), setx() or sety() to position your turtle before you call write(), the move parameter to write(), which you set to True, doesn't do much when right aligning a left to right language like English, so you might as well leave it out:
setposition(100, 150)
write("First Last", align="right")
This will write the text "First Last", right aligned to the point (100, 150). I.e. the end of the text will fall at that position.
answered Mar 22 at 16:08
cdlanecdlane
19.9k21245
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Along with using a command like setposition() aka goto(), setx() or sety() to position your turtle before you call write(), the move parameter to write(), which you set to True, doesn't do much when right aligning a left to right language like English, so you might as well leave it out:
setposition(100, 150)
write("First Last", align="right")
This will write the text "First Last", right aligned to the point (100, 150). I.e. the end of the text will fall at that position.
answered Mar 22 at 16:08
cdlanecdlane
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Along with using a command like setposition() aka goto(), setx() or sety() to position your turtle before you call write(), the move parameter to write(), which you set to True, doesn't do much when right aligning a left to right language like English, so you might as well leave it out:
setposition(100, 150)
write("First Last", align="right")
This will write the text "First Last", right aligned to the point (100, 150). I.e. the end of the text will fall at that position.
answered Mar 22 at 16:08
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It uses the current turtle position, so you will have to position your turtle at x, y first.
– Selcuk
Mar 22 at 4:43
Use one of the Turtle motion - Move and draw
– stovfl
Mar 22 at 10:13