I am working on a program where a circle must be drawn only within the walls(4 rectangles on the borders), I managed to get the circle to be drawn inside two walls(right and top borders), but the other remaining two it still goes through them. I thought that I could use a mix of logical operators in…

There are different ways you could approach this, but I’ve tried to deviate as little as possible from your code. Here’s a working version for the x-coordinates: def circle_x(x): if x-diameter/2 < left_border: return left_border + circle_radius(diameter) elif x+diameter/2 > right_bo…

It helped a lot! Thanks for keeping it simple, since I am trying to do it as my own work and I don’t want to risk violating any of my school policies or seem like as if it’s cheating.

Glad to hear, and good luck, @macedorrn . Keep in mind that if you want to, for example, say “this is homework, so please no complete answers” then you can just add that to your initial post and forum members should respect it.

Hi @macedorrn – just FYI, we updated our homework FAQ – you are still encouraged to ask future homework related questions if you follow the guidelines!

I think the page is down or something, because I can’t access it.

Entering two different outputs inside one variable?

Processing.py

jeremydouglass April 7, 2020, 9:39pm 8

Sorry – I think that fixed the link.

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Entering two different outputs inside one variable?

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