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I am learning python, and I cant figure out this simple task. I have a code sample with text, I need to do the same, but not with text, but some shapes (I need flags now -> see the image below).

Thank you for any solutions!

My code:

 import tkinter
 import random

 canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
 canvas.pack()


 for i in range(12):
 canvas.create_text(250,250, text = 20*' '+'Python', font = 'Arial 25', angle = i*30)


 tkinter.mainloop() 

I need this result from the code:
https://imgur.com/ugdDhAg

python tkinter tkinter-canvas

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I am learning python, and I cant figure out this simple task. I have a code sample with text, I need to do the same, but not with text, but some shapes (I need flags now -> see the image below).

Thank you for any solutions!

My code:

 import tkinter
 import random

 canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
 canvas.pack()


 for i in range(12):
 canvas.create_text(250,250, text = 20*' '+'Python', font = 'Arial 25', angle = i*30)


 tkinter.mainloop() 

I need this result from the code:
https://imgur.com/ugdDhAg

python tkinter tkinter-canvas

share|improve this question

edited Mar 28 at 13:51

Bryan Oakley

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asked Mar 27 at 9:03

DavidDavid

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add a comment | 

I am learning python, and I cant figure out this simple task. I have a code sample with text, I need to do the same, but not with text, but some shapes (I need flags now -> see the image below).

Thank you for any solutions!

My code:

 import tkinter
 import random

 canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
 canvas.pack()


 for i in range(12):
 canvas.create_text(250,250, text = 20*' '+'Python', font = 'Arial 25', angle = i*30)


 tkinter.mainloop() 

I need this result from the code:
https://imgur.com/ugdDhAg

python tkinter tkinter-canvas

share|improve this question

edited Mar 28 at 13:51

Bryan Oakley

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asked Mar 27 at 9:03

DavidDavid

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 import tkinter
 import random

 canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
 canvas.pack()


 for i in range(12):
 canvas.create_text(250,250, text = 20*' '+'Python', font = 'Arial 25', angle = i*30)


 tkinter.mainloop() 

share|improve this question

edited Mar 28 at 13:51

Bryan Oakley

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asked Mar 27 at 9:03

DavidDavid

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I managed to find out on my own...if someone ever needs this:

import tkinter
import random
import math

canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
canvas.pack()

length = 150
Angle = 15

RadAngle = math.pi/180*Angle #degree in radians to use it with cos and sin



for i in range(24):
 canvas.create_line(250,250,250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*length,250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*length,
 250+math.cos((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),250+math.sin((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),
 250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*(length-50),250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*(length-50))

tkinter.mainloop()

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I managed to find out on my own...if someone ever needs this:

import tkinter
import random
import math

canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
canvas.pack()

length = 150
Angle = 15

RadAngle = math.pi/180*Angle #degree in radians to use it with cos and sin



for i in range(24):
 canvas.create_line(250,250,250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*length,250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*length,
 250+math.cos((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),250+math.sin((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),
 250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*(length-50),250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*(length-50))

tkinter.mainloop()

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answered Mar 27 at 16:58

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0

I managed to find out on my own...if someone ever needs this:

import tkinter
import random
import math

canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
canvas.pack()

length = 150
Angle = 15

RadAngle = math.pi/180*Angle #degree in radians to use it with cos and sin



for i in range(24):
 canvas.create_line(250,250,250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*length,250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*length,
 250+math.cos((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),250+math.sin((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),
 250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*(length-50),250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*(length-50))

tkinter.mainloop()

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 27 at 16:58

DavidDavid

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add a comment | 

I managed to find out on my own...if someone ever needs this:

import tkinter
import random
import math

canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
canvas.pack()

length = 150
Angle = 15

RadAngle = math.pi/180*Angle #degree in radians to use it with cos and sin



for i in range(24):
 canvas.create_line(250,250,250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*length,250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*length,
 250+math.cos((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),250+math.sin((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),
 250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*(length-50),250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*(length-50))

tkinter.mainloop()

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answered Mar 27 at 16:58

DavidDavid

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import tkinter
import random
import math

canvas = tkinter.Canvas(height = 500, width = 500, background = 'white')
canvas.pack()

length = 150
Angle = 15

RadAngle = math.pi/180*Angle #degree in radians to use it with cos and sin



for i in range(24):
 canvas.create_line(250,250,250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*length,250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*length,
 250+math.cos((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),250+math.sin((i+1)*RadAngle)*(length-25),
 250+math.cos(i*RadAngle)*(length-50),250+math.sin(i*RadAngle)*(length-50))

tkinter.mainloop()

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 27 at 16:58

DavidDavid

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answered Mar 27 at 16:58

DavidDavid

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answered Mar 27 at 16:58

DavidDavid

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