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# Importing the library
from turtle import *
# function for position
def my_goto(x, y):
penup()
goto(x, y)
pendown()
# Function for drawing eyes
def eyes():
fillcolor("#ffffff")
begin_fill()
tracer(False)
a = 2.5
for i in range(120):
if 0 <= i < 30 or 60 <= i < 90:
a -= 0.05
lt(3)
fd(a)
else:
a += 0.05
lt(3)
fd(a)
tracer(True)
end_fill()
# Function for drawing whisker
def whisker():
my_goto(-32, 135)
seth(165)
fd(60)
my_goto(-32, 125)
seth(180)
fd(60)
my_goto(-32, 115)
seth(195)
fd(60)
my_goto(37, 135)
seth(15)
fd(60)
my_goto(37, 125)
seth(0)
fd(60)
my_goto(37, 115)
seth(-13)
fd(60)
# Function for drawing mouth
def mouth():
my_goto(5, 148)
seth(270)
fd(100)
seth(0)
circle(120, 50)
seth(230)
circle(-120, 100)
# Function for drawing band
def band():
fillcolor("#e70010")
begin_fill()
seth(0)
fd(200)
circle(-5, 90)
fd(10)
circle(-5, 90)
fd(207)
circle(-5, 90)
fd(10)
circle(-5, 90)
end_fill()
# Function for drawing nose
def nose():
my_goto(-10, 158)
seth(315)
fillcolor("#e70010")
begin_fill()
circle(20)
end_fill()
# Functin for drawing black eyes
def black_eyes():
seth(0)
my_goto(-20, 195)
fillcolor("#000000")
begin_fill()
circle(13)
end_fill()
pensize(6)
my_goto(20, 205)
seth(75)
circle(-10, 150)
pensize(3)
# for drawing the white circle inside
my_goto(-17, 200)
seth(0)
fillcolor("#ffffff")
begin_fill()
circle(5)
end_fill()
my_goto(0, 0)
# Function for drawing face
def face():
fd(183)
lt(45)
fillcolor("#ffffff")
begin_fill()
circle(120, 100)
seth(180)
fd(121)
pendown()
seth(215)
circle(120, 100)
end_fill()
my_goto(63.56, 218.24)
seth(90)
eyes()
seth(180)
penup()
fd(60)
pendown()
seth(90)
eyes()
penup()
seth(180)
fd(64)
# Function for drawing head
def head():
penup()
circle(150, 40)
pendown()
fillcolor("#00a0de")
begin_fill()
circle(150, 280)
end_fill()
# Combining all functions to one
def Doremon():
head()
band()
face()
nose()
mouth()
whisker()
# For drawing the body outline
my_goto(0, 0)
seth(0)
penup()
circle(150, 50)
pendown()
seth(30)
fd(40)
seth(70)
circle(-30, 270)
# For filling the body color
fillcolor("#00a0de")
begin_fill()
seth(230)
fd(80)
seth(90)
circle(1000, 1)
seth(-89)
circle(-1000, 10)
seth(180)
fd(70)
seth(90)
circle(30, 180)
seth(180)
fd(70)
seth(100)
circle(-1000, 9)
seth(-86)
circle(1000, 2)
seth(230)
fd(40)
circle(-30, 230)
seth(45)
fd(81)
seth(0)
fd(203)
circle(5, 90)
fd(10)
circle(5, 90)
fd(7)
seth(40)
circle(150, 10)
seth(30)
fd(40)
end_fill()
# For filling right palm color
seth(70)
fillcolor("#ffffff")
begin_fill()
circle(-30)
end_fill()
# For filling left foot color
my_goto(103.74, -182.59)
seth(0)
fillcolor("#ffffff")
begin_fill()
fd(15)
circle(-15, 180)
fd(90)
circle(-15, 180)
fd(10)
end_fill()
# For filling right foot color
my_goto(-96.26, -182.59)
seth(180)
fillcolor("#ffffff")
begin_fill()
fd(15)
circle(15, 180)
fd(90)
circle(15, 180)
fd(10)
end_fill()
# For filling left palm color
my_goto(-184.67, -61.59)
seth(70)
fillcolor("#ffffff")
begin_fill()
circle(-30)
end_fill()
# For drawing the inner body circle
my_goto(-103.42, 15.09)
seth(0)
fd(38)
seth(230)
begin_fill()
circle(90, 260)
end_fill()
# For drawing the semicircle
my_goto(5, -40)
seth(0)
fd(70)
seth(-90)
circle(-70, 180)
seth(0)
fd(70)
# For drawing the bell
my_goto(-103.42, 15.09)
fd(90)
seth(70)
fillcolor("#ffd200")
begin_fill()
circle(-20)
end_fill()
seth(170)
fillcolor("#ffd200")
begin_fill()
circle(-2, 180)
seth(10)
circle(-100, 22)
circle(-2, 180)
seth(170)
circle(100, 22)
end_fill()
goto(-13.42, 15.09)
seth(250)
circle(20, 110)
seth(90)
fd(15)
dot(10)
my_goto(0, 150)
black_eyes()
# Main function
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Window control
screensize(800, 600, "#f0f0f0")
screen = Screen()
screen.setup(width=1.0, height=1.0)
# Setting teh pen size
pensize(3)
# Setting the speed
speed(10)
Doremon()
my_goto(250, -230)
write("by Codewithcurious.com", font=("Arial", 15))
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