Make a fun game that tests how fast you can identify very small color variation. You can use colorsys library to vary hue, saturation, brightness, or any combination of them.
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A Lot of Falling and Bouncing Balls Simulation with Python TurtleA Lot of Falling and Bouncing Balls Simulation with Python Turtle
In a previous project we simulated a falling and bouncing ball physical simulation. What if we create a lot of these bouncing balls starting from 50 meters high to 100
Spirograph with Python TurtleSpirograph with Python Turtle
Continuing from Hypotrochoid project, create program that allows users to draw many Hypotrochoid on one canvas to generate a beautiful spirograph. Ask users to enter the following parameters: the ratio
Reversi (Othello) with Python TurtleReversi (Othello) with Python Turtle
Implement a computer program with Python Turtle that plays decent Reversi (or Othello). You can use Minimax tree, Monte Carlo or other algorithms to make this work.
Connect Four Game with Monte Carlo Tree and Python TurtleConnect Four Game with Monte Carlo Tree and Python Turtle
Monte Carlo Tree is a method based on random numbers that is very effective in playing two player games. You don’t have to teach anything to the program, it will
Tutorial: Word Search Generator with Python TurtleTutorial: Word Search Generator with Python Turtle
In this tutorial, we are going to show to to implement word search generator project with Python Turtle. We will break down the project into a 6-step process. Step 1.
Random Maze Generator with Python TurtleRandom Maze Generator with Python Turtle
Generate a random maze as shown in here. Your maze must have a path from entrance (bottom left) to exit (top right). Also, try to make the maze as difficult
Word Search GeneratorWord Search Generator
You created a random letter matrix in a previous project. Write a program that generates a random word search table given a list of words. You will practice list, string
Conway’s Game of LifeConway’s Game of Life
Conway’s Game of Life is 0-player game designed by John Horton Conway in 1970. Each cell has two states: dead (black) or alive (white or empty). At the next generation
Tower of Hanoi with Python Turtle (Source Code Included)Tower of Hanoi with Python Turtle (Source Code Included)
Tower of Hanoi is a puzzle where you need to move all the rings from peg 1 to peg 3. Rules are: 1. You can only move one ring at