I have been trying to create and export an image with python turtle graphics, and I am using turtle.getscreen().getcanvas().postscript(name="foo.esp") to export it (found here). When I call turtle.getscreen(), then the turtle shows up on the screen, and doesn’t hide, even when I call the turtle’s hideturtle() method.

I have been trying to create and export an image with python turtle graphics, and I am using turtle.getscreen().getcanvas().postscript(name="foo.esp") to export it (found here). When I call turtle.getscreen(), then the turtle shows up on the screen, and doesn’t hide, even when I call the turtle’s hideturtle() method.

I have encountered an issue with the turtle graphics code. Despite trying various methods to hide the turtle, such as using bob.hideturtle() at different points in the code, the arrow remains visible. Additionally, I attempted to move the arrow to an off-screen location, but this approach did not resolve the problem.

im doing my uni’s basic programming course and haven’t used turtle since high school and was wondering why exactly this shape is filling incorrectly? pictures are attached as to how its filling, and how it should look. code is below.

im doing my uni’s basic programming course and haven’t used turtle since high school and was wondering why exactly this shape is filling incorrectly? pictures are attached as to how its filling, and how it should look. code is below.

im doing my uni’s basic programming course and haven’t used turtle since high school and was wondering why exactly this shape is filling incorrectly? pictures are attached as to how its filling, and how it should look. code is below.

I’m working on a Python Snake game using the turtle module. I have four files: main.py, food.py, scoreboard.py, and snake.py.

I am having trouble with running this code. I am trying to run an instance of turtle, successfully close it, and start a new instance of the turtle. I am able to complete the first iteration but I get a terminator exception raised: Exception has occurred: Terminator exception: no description at self.turt = Turtle(), when I debug the program.

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then draw a square with it

I have tried shifting screen.update() into different parts of the code, but the problem still persist. However, removing screen.tracer(0) and screen.update() resolves the issue. But as the snake gets longer in length, without screen.update() the animation gets clunky.