Explosion Simulation with Python Turtle 05/29/201905/29/2019 | J & J Coding AdventureJ & J Coding Adventure | 0 Comment | 7:41 pm Categories: animation Difficulty Level 6 games random timer events Simulate the explosion effect with Python Turtle. Tags: animation, games, timer events Post navigation PREVIOUS Previous post: Firing, Accelerating, and Rotating SpaceshipNEXT Next post: Detecting a Point in a Polygon with Python Turtle Related Post Tutorial: Simulating Synchronous Fireflies with Python TurtleTutorial: Simulating Synchronous Fireflies with Python Turtle 03/23/201903/23/2019 | J & J Coding AdventureJ & J Coding Adventure | 0 Comment Scientists is still trying to understand why fireflies synchronize. In this project, we will do a simulation of fireflies synchronizing from random initial phases. This is part 4 of 4 READ MOREREAD MORE Random Asteroids with Python TurtleRandom Asteroids with Python Turtle 05/27/201905/27/2019 | J & J Coding AdventureJ & J Coding Adventure | 0 Comment Randomize the regular Dodecagon to draw random asteroids. What’s next?Random Asteroids in Space READ MOREREAD MORE Birthday ParadoxBirthday Paradox 03/17/201903/17/2019 | J & J Coding AdventureJ & J Coding Adventure | 0 Comment In a room with 23 people, what is the probability that there is at least one pair of people with the same birthday? The answer is about 50%! It is READ MOREREAD MORE
Tutorial: Simulating Synchronous Fireflies with Python TurtleTutorial: Simulating Synchronous Fireflies with Python Turtle 03/23/201903/23/2019 | J & J Coding AdventureJ & J Coding Adventure | 0 Comment Scientists is still trying to understand why fireflies synchronize. In this project, we will do a simulation of fireflies synchronizing from random initial phases. This is part 4 of 4 READ MOREREAD MORE
Random Asteroids with Python TurtleRandom Asteroids with Python Turtle 05/27/201905/27/2019 | J & J Coding AdventureJ & J Coding Adventure | 0 Comment Randomize the regular Dodecagon to draw random asteroids. What’s next?Random Asteroids in Space READ MOREREAD MORE
Birthday ParadoxBirthday Paradox 03/17/201903/17/2019 | J & J Coding AdventureJ & J Coding Adventure | 0 Comment In a room with 23 people, what is the probability that there is at least one pair of people with the same birthday? The answer is about 50%! It is READ MOREREAD MORE