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Drawing Heart using python turtle!

 


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

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