Building a car in python [on hold]
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This assignment will give you more experience on the use of:
Classes
Class methods
In this project, you will work with one or two classmates to use a library package called turtle graphics to draw a car. You will create at least 5 classes. You will then write a function that creates instances of your classes in order to draw a car that includes: a body, wheels, windows and an antenna. You can certainly provide more than 5 (taillights, headlights, windshield, wipers, grill, etc.) but 5 is a minimum. Remember to design by writing down the nouns you want to describe. Remember you will have mutator and accessor methods for each attribute.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION / SPECIFICATION
Define 5 classes (at least)
Each class will have an init and a draw() method at the minimum.
Each class will have a color that is a string for example, ‘blue’ – If the string is “”, then it is empty and the shape will not be filled.
The draw method needs to accept at least x and y coordinates arguments (indicating where the figure is drawn) and a turtle.Turtle() object to use for drawing the shape.
Function main (pen, bodycolor) where pen is a turtle.Turtle() object with which to draw the car and body color is the color of the car.
Your car must, at a minimum, include the following classes:
a. Body
b. Wheels
c. Windows
d. An antenna
e. At least one other (your own design)
- All classes, methods and functions require a docstring for a general description of the object/method/function.
DELIVERABLES
Present the project to your class with all the function definitions and the main function.
Specify the file as “yourinitials_car.py”
You will upload this file to OpenLMS
You will present your project to the class on the final day of class.
ASSIGNMENT NOTES
The idea is to make classes for objects in your map that have to be drawn and are not just a circle or a square/rectangle.
python turtle-graphics
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This assignment will give you more experience on the use of:
Classes
Class methods
In this project, you will work with one or two classmates to use a library package called turtle graphics to draw a car. You will create at least 5 classes. You will then write a function that creates instances of your classes in order to draw a car that includes: a body, wheels, windows and an antenna. You can certainly provide more than 5 (taillights, headlights, windshield, wipers, grill, etc.) but 5 is a minimum. Remember to design by writing down the nouns you want to describe. Remember you will have mutator and accessor methods for each attribute.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION / SPECIFICATION
Define 5 classes (at least)
Each class will have an init and a draw() method at the minimum.
Each class will have a color that is a string for example, ‘blue’ – If the string is “”, then it is empty and the shape will not be filled.
The draw method needs to accept at least x and y coordinates arguments (indicating where the figure is drawn) and a turtle.Turtle() object to use for drawing the shape.
Function main (pen, bodycolor) where pen is a turtle.Turtle() object with which to draw the car and body color is the color of the car.
Your car must, at a minimum, include the following classes:
a. Body
b. Wheels
c. Windows
d. An antenna
e. At least one other (your own design)
- All classes, methods and functions require a docstring for a general description of the object/method/function.
DELIVERABLES
Present the project to your class with all the function definitions and the main function.
Specify the file as “yourinitials_car.py”
You will upload this file to OpenLMS
You will present your project to the class on the final day of class.
ASSIGNMENT NOTES
The idea is to make classes for objects in your map that have to be drawn and are not just a circle or a square/rectangle.
python turtle-graphics
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This assignment will give you more experience on the use of:
Classes
Class methods
In this project, you will work with one or two classmates to use a library package called turtle graphics to draw a car. You will create at least 5 classes. You will then write a function that creates instances of your classes in order to draw a car that includes: a body, wheels, windows and an antenna. You can certainly provide more than 5 (taillights, headlights, windshield, wipers, grill, etc.) but 5 is a minimum. Remember to design by writing down the nouns you want to describe. Remember you will have mutator and accessor methods for each attribute.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION / SPECIFICATION
Define 5 classes (at least)
Each class will have an init and a draw() method at the minimum.
Each class will have a color that is a string for example, ‘blue’ – If the string is “”, then it is empty and the shape will not be filled.
The draw method needs to accept at least x and y coordinates arguments (indicating where the figure is drawn) and a turtle.Turtle() object to use for drawing the shape.
Function main (pen, bodycolor) where pen is a turtle.Turtle() object with which to draw the car and body color is the color of the car.
Your car must, at a minimum, include the following classes:
a. Body
b. Wheels
c. Windows
d. An antenna
e. At least one other (your own design)
- All classes, methods and functions require a docstring for a general description of the object/method/function.
DELIVERABLES
Present the project to your class with all the function definitions and the main function.
Specify the file as “yourinitials_car.py”
You will upload this file to OpenLMS
You will present your project to the class on the final day of class.
ASSIGNMENT NOTES
The idea is to make classes for objects in your map that have to be drawn and are not just a circle or a square/rectangle.
python turtle-graphics
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This assignment will give you more experience on the use of:
Classes
Class methods
In this project, you will work with one or two classmates to use a library package called turtle graphics to draw a car. You will create at least 5 classes. You will then write a function that creates instances of your classes in order to draw a car that includes: a body, wheels, windows and an antenna. You can certainly provide more than 5 (taillights, headlights, windshield, wipers, grill, etc.) but 5 is a minimum. Remember to design by writing down the nouns you want to describe. Remember you will have mutator and accessor methods for each attribute.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION / SPECIFICATION
Define 5 classes (at least)
Each class will have an init and a draw() method at the minimum.
Each class will have a color that is a string for example, ‘blue’ – If the string is “”, then it is empty and the shape will not be filled.
The draw method needs to accept at least x and y coordinates arguments (indicating where the figure is drawn) and a turtle.Turtle() object to use for drawing the shape.
Function main (pen, bodycolor) where pen is a turtle.Turtle() object with which to draw the car and body color is the color of the car.
Your car must, at a minimum, include the following classes:
a. Body
b. Wheels
c. Windows
d. An antenna
e. At least one other (your own design)
- All classes, methods and functions require a docstring for a general description of the object/method/function.
DELIVERABLES
Present the project to your class with all the function definitions and the main function.
Specify the file as “yourinitials_car.py”
You will upload this file to OpenLMS
You will present your project to the class on the final day of class.
ASSIGNMENT NOTES
The idea is to make classes for objects in your map that have to be drawn and are not just a circle or a square/rectangle.
python turtle-graphics
python turtle-graphics
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