Proce55ing graphics don't last longer than a blink

Processing.py
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Hi everyone, here’s a small code that I’ve tried on Python with Processing vizualisation.

#coding:utf-8

from turtle import *
forward(100)
shape('turtle')

My problem is that vizualisation lasts shorter than a blink of an eye and so my question is how can I make it last as long as I wish ?
Thanks by advance for your help.

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You want to achieve that the turtle draws the line more slowly?

So that the drawing process is visible as an animation?

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hmm
my concern is rather that I’d like the processing window to remain opened after the drawing is achieved.

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I think that you need the Standard structure of a Sketch with setup and draw for that

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I’m a bit confused here. The turtle module isn’t a Processing module, but a standard Python one? turtle uses Tkinter to render a window, not a Processing display window. In short, turtle isn’t designed to work with Processing, but as a standalone module.

Maybe this is some Processing-specific turtle module? If so, could you provide a link to where you downloaded it?

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Hello,
I’m confused too.
Using Processing with python’s turtle module is not on my initiative; I’m reading a book that teaches python and how to use it for maths.
I’m just doing what the book tells me too. I didn’t know Proce55ing before and barely about programming.

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To use Python’s turtle module:

  1. install Python for your platform: https://www.python.org/downloads/;
  2. open your terminal (Command Prompt on Windows, or Terminal on Mac);
  3. type python into the terminal, then from turtle import *
  4. now enter your turtle command (i.e., forward(100)) and a turtle window should open.

Keep typing commands with the turtle window open to watch it respond.

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I was able to copy & paste your code on Trinket: :turtle:

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Thanks all for your help.

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