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The document contains Python code using the turtle graphics library to create a clock display. It defines functions to draw the clock face, hour hand, and numbers, and updates the clock in real-time based on the current system time. The clock is drawn with specific colors and dimensions, and includes a label 'Coding Ninjas'.

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Import the package

The document contains Python code using the turtle graphics library to create a clock display. It defines functions to draw the clock face, hour hand, and numbers, and updates the clock in real-time based on the current system time. The clock is drawn with specific colors and dimensions, and includes a label 'Coding Ninjas'.

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# Import the package

import turtle

# Create a screen object

screen = turtle.Screen()

# Set the screen configuration

screen.setup(500, 500)

# Make turtle Object

clock = turtle.Turtle()

# Set the turtle object color

clock.color("Orange")

# Set a turtle object width

clock.width(4)

# Function to draw the hour hand

def drawHourHand():

clock.penup()

clock.home()

clock.right(90)

clock.pendown()

clock.forward(100)

# Value for numbers in clock

value = 0

# Loop to print the clock numbers

for i in range(12):
# Increment value by 1

value += 1

# Move the turtle in air

clock.penup()

# Circular motion

clock.setheading(-30 * (i + 3) + 75)

# Move forward for space

clock.forward(22)

# Move the turtle to surface

clock.pendown()

# Move forward for dash line

clock.forward(15)

# Move turtle in air

clock.penup()

# Move forward for space

clock.forward(20)

# Wite clock numbers

clock.write(str(value), align="center", font=("Verdana", 12, "normal"))

# Color the centre by setting position

clock.setpos(2, -112)

clock.pendown()

clock.width(2)

# Fill color blue at the center

clock.fillcolor("Blue")

# Start filling

clock.begin_fill()

# Create a circle of radius 5


clock.circle(5)

# End filling

clock.end_fill()

clock.penup()

drawHourHand()

clock.setpos(-20, -64)

clock.pendown()

clock.penup()

# Write the clock by setting position

clock.setpos(-60, -160)

clock.pendown()

clock.write("Coding Ninjas", font=("Verdana", 15,"normal"))

clock.hideturtle()

turtle.done()

use time in the above from below


import turtle

import time

screen = turtle.Screen() #turtle screen

screen.bgcolor("white") #background of the screen

screen.setup(width=600, height=600) #geometry of the GUI

screen.tracer(0) #tracer for the GUI

kalam = turtle.Turtle() #the turtle

kalam.hideturtle() #make the turtle invisible

kalam.speed(0) #setting the speed to 0

kalam.pensize(3) #setting the pensize to 3

def ghadi_bana(ghantaa, minutee, secondd, kalam): #function with 4 parameters

kalam.up() #not ready to draw

kalam.goto(0, 210) #positioning the turtle

kalam.setheading(180) #setting the heading to 180

kalam.color("red") #setting the color of the pen to red

kalam.pendown() #starting to draw

kalam.circle(210) #a circle with the radius 210

kalam.up() #not ready to draw

kalam.goto(0, 0) #positioning the turtle

kalam.setheading(90) #same as seth(90) in newer version

for z in range(12): #loop


kalam.fd(190) #moving forward at 190 units

kalam.pendown() #starting to draw

kalam.fd(20) #forward at 20

kalam.penup() #not ready to draw

kalam.goto(0, 0) #positioning the turtle

kalam.rt(30) #right at an angle of 30 degrees

hands = [("black", 80, 12), ("black", 150, 60), ("black", 110, 60)] #the color and the hands set

time_set = (ghantaa, minutee, secondd) #setting the time

for hand in hands: #loop

time_part = time_set[hands.index(hand)] #time part in the hand index in hands of time_Set

angle = (time_part/hand[2])*360 #setting the angle for the clock

kalam.penup() #not ready to draw

kalam.goto(0, 0) #positioning the turtle

kalam.color(hand[0]) #setting the color of the hand

kalam.setheading(90) #same as seth(90)

kalam.rt(angle) #right at an angle of "right"

kalam.pendown() #ready to draw

kalam.fd(hand[1]) #forward at a unit of 1st index of the hand var

while True:

ghantaa = int(time.strftime("%I")) #setting the hour from the time module

minutee = int(time.strftime("%M")) #setting the minute from the time module

secondd = int(time.strftime("%S")) #setting the second as above

ghadi_bana(ghantaa, minutee, secondd, kalam) #calling the ghanta_bana() function with the given
parameters

screen.update() #updating the scren

time.sleep(1) #making the code sleep for a second with the time module
kalam.clear() #clearing the pen

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