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Evan Barre
Evan Barre

Reputation: 85

Python print turtle.pos()

I'm trying to write a program that draws shapes based on user input. I want it to print where each corner of the shape is based on using the turtle.pos() function, however I'm trying to get the printed output as so:

"The first corner is at: x, y, with a heading of: d."

Currently the print I'm using is

print("The first corner is at:", turtle.position(), "with a heading of:" turtle.heading() + ".")

And this outputs as:

"The first corner is at: (x, y,), with a heading of: d."

So printing the turtle.pos() returns the coords as a tuple, and prints as (X, y). When I try to format as int, it gives me an error about needing str, not vec2d. How would I format that output? Or am I completely going about that the wrong way?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1742

Answers (2)

Evan Barre
Evan Barre

Reputation: 85

Figured it out- somehow I forgot about 

turtle.xcor()/turtle.ycor()

And was able to print those as integers instead.

Upvotes: 2

Yserbius
Yserbius

Reputation: 1414

print("The first corner is at:", turtle.position()[0], "with a heading of:" 
    turtle.heading() + ".")

Upvotes: -1

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