Anyone any good with python?

[princedylan101]

In one of my computer classes the teacher has provided a template for the class to use to make a working analog clock in python using turtles. I honestly don't know where to start. I know how to get the clock drawn out, but I can't figure out how to make the minute, hour, and second hand while having them update in real time. Any help would be appreciated.

clock_shell.py

[minibois]

I don't know Python, but I would imagine you use anything in here:

https://docs.python.org/2/library/time.html

 

And with the turtles.. I think you mean pictures of turtles with numbers on them? just gotta take apart the clock numbers and place down the turtle pictures.

If you embed the code in your post (using the code module, next to the spoiler eye button in the editing module above) I could take a look at it.

[madknight3]

24 minutes ago, Minibois said:

I don't know Python, but I would imagine you use anything in here:

https://docs.python.org/2/library/time.html

 

And with the turtles.. I think you mean pictures of turtles with numbers on them? just gotta take apart the clock numbers and place down the turtle pictures.

If you embed the code in your post (using the code module, next to the spoiler eye button in the editing module above) I could take a look at it.

No they mean this turtle

[vorticalbox]

you will need an infinite loop. I suggest having hours, minutes and seconds.

 

use import time and sleep(1) to make it sleep at the end for a second. Then add one to second.

 

you will then need if statements so of

second == 60

minutes += 1

second == 0

 

lastly check tht when it gets to 12 to reset it all.

 

now for your problem you will need to move the turtle on each second, min and hour.

 

I hope I explained that ok, I'm on my phone just now so can't actually code you anything.