Computer Science and Technology

turtle.stamp() turtle.stamp() is used to stamp a copy of the turtle shape, it prints the shape at that point and moves forward with the instructions. Here shape of the turtle does not matter. It does the same for every turtle shape.  Example:  Here is the example of stamp() used: import   turtle def   tri ():      for   i   in   range ( 10 ):          turtle . degrees ( 60 )          turtle . forward ( 200 + 10 * i )          turtle . stamp ()          turtle . right ( 200 ) turtle . speed ( 7 ) turtle . color ( "orange" )         tri () turtle . done () For more such posts, stay tuned!

  import   turtle def   curve ():      for   i   in   range ( 200 ):          turtle . right ( 1 )          turtle . forward ( 1 ) turtle . color ( "red" ) turtle . begin_fill () turtle . left ( 140 ) turtle . forward ( 111.65 ) curve () turtle . left ( 120 ) curve () turtle . forward ( 111.65 ) turtle . end_fill () turtle . hideturtle () turtle . done () Code reference: @pythongrowin

 Welcome back to the blog! In this blog we are going to see how you can convert any picture into a cartoon using python programming language. Here is the program! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #we will first import the required libraries import cv2 import numpy as np # reading the image img=cv2.imread("code.jpg") #add the path of the image you want to convert or if the image is in the same folder write the name of the image with the correct extension #working on edges gray=cv2.cvtColor(img,cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY) gray=cv2.medianBlur(gray,5) edges=cv2.adaptiveThreshold(gray,255,       cv2.ADAPTIVE_THRESH_MEAN_C,       cv2.THRESH_BINARY,9,9) #Here it is cartoonization color=cv2.bilateralFilter(img,9,250,250) cartoon=cv2.bitwise_and(color,color,mask=edges) cv2.imshow("Image",img) cv2.imshow("Edges",edges) cv2.imshow("Cartoon",cartoon) cv2.waitkey(0) cv2.destroyA

 We all are aware about COVID-19, i.e. coronavirus infectious disease 2019.  Isn't it fascinating, using python for numerous purpose! So, here is the python program that can help you know the status of COVID-19 of your country. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For this you need to install one package using the pip command. pip install covid -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- from covid import Covid covid=Covid() cases=covid.get_status_by_country_name("India") #enter the name of the country you want to know the status for x in cases:     print(x,":",cases[x]) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Output of the above program, giving current status is: id : 80 country : India confirmed : 9857029 active : 35

 Hey! Welcome back to my blog!  In this blog we will learn to create our one of the favorite childhood game "SNAKES AND LADDERS". I hope everyone is aware about this game. I still remember I used to play this game during my summer vacation and perhaps those were the best days.  Okay, let's start python coding for the same game! So for this particular piece of code, I have assumed the following game board and according to that numbers are assigned to the snakes and ladders. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- from PIL import Image import random end=100 def show_board():     img=Image.open('C:\\Users\\asus01\\Desktop\\slb.jpg')     img.show() def check_ladder(points):         if points==3:             print("Ladder")             return 51         elif points==6:             print("Ladder")             return 27         elif points==20:             print("Ladder"

 Hey, welcome back!   You'll be happy to know that you can use python to know about any topic related to your research from wikipedia. Let's check the code.     #import module import requests import pandas as pd from bs4 import BeautifulSoup def getdata(url):     r=requests.get(url)     return r.text htmldata=getdata("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_Intelligence") soup= BeautifulSoup(htmldata, 'html.parser') data='' for data in soup.find_all("p"):     print(data.get_text()) Here is the output of the code. You can use the same code for acquiring various kind of information just by doing a slight change.  htmldata=getdata("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/(#Entering the topic name") Assume, you want to know about solar eclipse, here is the code for it. Observe the slight change in it. #import module import requests import pandas as pd from bs4 import BeautifulSoup def getdata(url):     r=requests.get(url)     return r.text htmld