Python Graphics Programming (Graphics.py 1): The Basics

thank you, very clear and easy to follow. looking forward for more of your videos

Short and pertinent information thank you.

Which interpreter/compiler do you use and how to download it

how install graphics package?

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the graphics module is no longer where he directs

My computer showing GraphWin is not defined

Thank you so much, I've been looking for this 😇

You are an excellent teacher! Thanks for creating this video.

I don’t know if this is for anyone else but my window will pop up for a Wes then just disappear. I copied the code exactly

thank you!

I would love to see you continue this series.

The video was simple and explicit, I actually got what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot

are you using sublime text to code?

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this is cool!

Thanks very much, its good to fine someone that offers this kind of lessons.

i can get the window, but the mouse click isn't working because the window just flashes on the screen. I'm using Pycharm 2021.1.3

You can install by using pip.

This doesnt work

I'm a mature beginner in programming and webpage. I love art, then I found this video. It made my day and programming a lot easy to understand. I'm back for more tutorial especially string and loops. Thank you in advance. Cheers from Australia.🤠👍

Very helpful video, thanks man! Also if anyone has the same issue as myself, where the GraphWin (or any of the objects imported) are undefined, make sure you save the file first. I just copied and pasted the text into a blank .py file and was scrolling through here and StackOverflow trying to figure out how to make it work. Whoops...

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Thank you. Excellent video with tons of information.

Great stuff. Even works on Raspberry Pi4.

Great video. Incredibly helpful. Thank you!!

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This didn't work at all, I made the exact same code and it just keeps saying graphics doesn't exist

Great video brother!

Does this work on python 3.8?

I concede it is premature for me to comment but I am exploring introducing someone to a bit of coding. There were many implementations of basic over the years but even batch files in DOS could generate graphics without the need for an extra library. I can see why python would not want to be associated with built-in graphics functions given that it was designed for use on many different systems. If there aren't recognized interpreters/IDEs with some all-but-built in graphics functions - why oh why are so many recommending this python as a first language. The joy value from generating graphics is all but critical in sparking the interest of young computer enthusiasts. I just don't get it. I do very much appreciate this tutorial and the prior efforts by others to actually build libraries for this purpose.

Thank you

This is nice :)

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Thanks for the tutorial, it was great to get my 8 years old started with Python

This guy sounds like John Krasinki.

i am running it but the window is not appearing ,what seems to be the problem i don't know

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You are a very helpful and amazing individual. I do really love your videos, because they are easy to understand. If you ever need help, write me, I can give you a good hand job.

This module is perfect for beginners who want to flaunt some coding skills in class.







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Worked great!

Hello! Very nice tutorial. I want to learn the computer graphics using python, specially for 3D CAD modeling for engineering graphics application. You know CAD are very importance for digital manufacturing system. a CAD contains all the information to manufacture a product.i saw there are few of open source CAD software such as FreeCAD. Which has some basic tools to generate CAD model. my intention is to develop more tools to make it applicable to extract geometric data from CAD and input that data into machine so that the machine can understand. Can you suggest how to start? Thanks for your generous sharing knowledge🙂

what python do u use in this video

Python 3.7 does not support the old sintaxis of this library.

Do you know from another basic graphic library or a updated version of this one??
Thanks!