Draw Windows Logo Using Python Turtle

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Let’s Draw Windows logo using Python Turtle

1. importing turtle

from turtle import *

2. setting turtle speed and width

speed(1)
width(4)

3. setting background color and turtle color

bgcolor('black')
color('blue')

Here, in the code, begin_fill() means to start filling the shape we are drawing with the color ‘blue’.

In the complete code, penup() means the turtle will not draw anything while it is moving from one coordinate to another, and pendown() means to turtle will draw if it is moving.

4. Drawing the blue color shape

# moving turtle to starting point
goto(-50,60)
pendown()
# going to right top
goto (100,100)
# going to right bottom
goto (100,-100)
# going to left bottom
goto(-50,-60)
# going to starting point
goto(-50,60)

5. Cutting the shape into two halves horizontally

# starting from left middle
goto(-50,0)
pendown()
# ending at right middle
goto(100, 0)

6. Cutting the shape into two halves vertically

# cutting the shape into two halves vertically
# starting from upper middle
goto (25,80)
pendown()
# ending at bottom middle
goto(25,-80)

7. Stopping the turtle with done()

done()

Complete code

# Windows Logo
# importing turtle
from turtle import *
# setting turtle speed
speed(1)
width(4)
# setting background color
bgcolor('black')
# setting color to blue
color('blue')

begin_fill()

penup()

# moving turtle to starting point
goto(-50,60)
pendown()
# going to right top
goto (100,100)
# going to right bottom
goto (100,-100)
# going to left bottom
goto(-50,-60)
# going to starting point
goto(-50,60)

end_fill()

penup()

# setting turtle color to black
color('black')
# changing width of turtle
width(10)

# cutting the shape into two equal halves horizontally

# starting from left middle
goto(-50,0)
pendown()
# ending at right middle
goto(100, 0)

penup()

# cutting the shape into two halves vertically
# starting from upper middle
goto (25,80)
pendown()
# ending at bottom middle
goto(25,-80)

done()

Output

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