The Joy of Programming
A gentle introduction to programming.
Hello, Joy!
Hello, Python!
Write small programs to draw simple shapes.
Drawing Circles
Positioning Shapes
Rectangles and Ellipses
Lines and Polygons
Add colors and styles to the shapes.
Basic Styles
The Web Colors
Creating Colors
Combine two or more shapes to create new shapes.
Combining Two Shapes
Combining Many Shapes
Apply transformations like translate, rotate and scale to create new shapes.
Translate
Rotate
Scale
Repeat
Composing new shapes by defining functions.
Functions
Functional Composition
Create repetition and variation in sketches using loops and conditionals.
The For Loop
Repeating Shapes
Thinking in Loops
Making Grids
Conditional Expressions
Write programs that generate a new drawings everytime they are run.
Randomness
Generative Art
More Generative Art
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Functional Composition
Anand Chitipothu
Jul 27, 2021
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Ak _00
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6.5 hints please
6.5 hints please
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ex6.7 help plzz
ex6.7 help plzz
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AK Ashbin K George
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Hlp with exercise 6.7
Hlp with exercise 6.7
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# define the repeat16 function here def repeat16(ball): ball1 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball2 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball3 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball4 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball = grid(ball1, ball2, ball3, ball4) return ball This is what I have done.
# define the repeat16 function here def repeat16(ball): ball1 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball2 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball3 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball4 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball = grid(ball1, ball2, ball3, ball4) return ball This is what I have done.
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Exercise 6.8 ?
Exercise 6.8 ?
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Is there a neat way to give same argument multiple time in a function without changing function definition?
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In a line like this: ball = grid(ball,ball,ball,ball) Is there a better way to do this other than repeating the same argument multiple time. something like: ball = grid(ball*4)
In a line like this: ball = grid(ball,ball,ball,ball) Is there a better way to do this other than repeating the same argument multiple time. something like: ball = grid(ball*4)
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doubts about exercise 6.5,6.6
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would you please help me how to code these two programes
would you please help me how to code these two programes
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make four balls by rotating the given ball. then use grid
make four balls by rotating the given ball. then use grid
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would you please help me with exercice 6.7
would you please help me with exercice 6.7
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def cycle(ball): ball = grid(ball | rotate(90), ball, ball | rotate(180), ball | rotate(270)) return ball Ex 6.5
def cycle(ball): ball = grid(ball | rotate(90), ball, ball | rotate(180), ball | rotate(270)) return ball Ex 6.5
AK Ashbin K George
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Help with exercise 6.7
Help with exercise 6.7
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# define the repeat16 function here def repeat16(ball): ball1 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball2 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball3 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball4 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball = grid(ball1, ball2, ball3, ball4) return ball
# define the repeat16 function here def repeat16(ball): ball1 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball2 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball3 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball4 = grid(ball, ball, ball, ball) ball = grid(ball1, ball2, ball3, ball4) return ball
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Help with 6.8
Help with 6.8
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##6.7 ```Python def repeat4(a): return grid(a, a, a, a) # define the repeat16 function here def repeat16(a): return repeat4(repeat4(a)) ```
##6.7 ```Python def repeat4(a): return grid(a, a, a, a) # define the repeat16 function here def repeat16(a): return repeat4(repeat4(a)) ```
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##6.8 ```Python def repeat4(a): return grid(a, a, a, a) def repeat16(a): return repeat4(repeat4(a)) # define the repeat64 function here def repeat64(a): return repeat16(repeat4(a)) ```
##6.8 ```Python def repeat4(a): return grid(a, a, a, a) def repeat16(a): return repeat4(repeat4(a)) # define the repeat64 function here def repeat64(a): return repeat16(repeat4(a)) ```
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##6.9 ```Python split1 = below(blank, shape) split2 = below(beside(split1, split1), shape) split3 = below(beside(split2, split2), shape) split4 = below(beside(split3, split3), shape) final = beside(split4, blank) show(final) ```
##6.9 ```Python split1 = below(blank, shape) split2 = below(beside(split1, split1), shape) split3 = below(beside(split2, split2), shape) split4 = below(beside(split3, split3), shape) final = beside(split4, blank) show(final) ```
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