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import turtle

This document contains a Python script that uses the Turtle graphics library to create a digital clock. The clock displays the current hour, minute, and second using lines drawn on the screen, updating every second. The background is set to black, and the clock's hands are colored white and green.

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import turtle

This document contains a Python script that uses the Turtle graphics library to create a digital clock. The clock displays the current hour, minute, and second using lines drawn on the screen, updating every second. The background is set to black, and the clock's hands are colored white and green.

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import turtle

import time

wn = turtle.Screen()

wn.bgcolor("black")

wn.setup(600, 600)

wn.tracer(0)

pen = turtle.Turtle()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.speed(0)

pen.pensize(3)

def draw_clock(h, m, s, clock):

clock.penup()

clock.goto(0, 210)

clock.setheading(180)

clock.color("green")

clock.pendown()

clock.circle(210)

clock.penup()

clock.goto(0, 0)

clock.setheading(90)

for _ in range(12):

clock.fd(190)

clock.pendown()

clock.fd(20)

clock.penup()

clock.goto(0, 0)
clock.rt(30)

pen.penup()

pen.goto(0, 0)

pen.color("white")

pen.setheading(90)

ang = (h / 12) * 360

pen.rt(ang)

pen.pendown()

pen.fd(100)

pen.penup()

pen.goto(0, 0)

pen.color("white")

pen.setheading(90)

ang = (m / 60) * 360

pen.rt(ang)

pen.pendown()

pen.fd(150)

pen.penup()

pen.goto(0, 0)

pen.color("white")

pen.setheading(90)

ang = (s / 60) * 360

pen.rt(ang)

pen.pendown()

pen.fd(200)

while True:

h = int(time.strftime("%I"))
m = int(time.strftime("%M"))

s = int(time.strftime("%S"))

draw_clock(h, m, s, pen)

wn.update()

time.sleep(1)

pen.clear()

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