Re: [Tutor] creating Turtle() object using 2 different ways

2014-02-01 Thread spir
On 01/31/2014 10:38 PM, Alan Gauld wrote: If you want multiple turtles you should use the first version. Yes, the turtle module has a global turtle that can be used by people playing with a single turtle, and prefere conventional procedural programming style, rather than object-oriented (OO).

Re: [Tutor] creating Turtle() object using 2 different ways

2014-01-31 Thread Alan Gauld
On 31/01/14 10:09, Ian D wrote: Hi Another quickie. I can create turtle objects (if that's the correct terminology) using 2 different ways, both work. t1 = turtle.Turtle() or t2 = turtle But which is the best practice... and why? import turtle t1 = turtle.Turtle() This creates an ins

[Tutor] creating Turtle() object using 2 different ways

2014-01-31 Thread Ian D
Hi Another quickie. I can create turtle objects (if that's the correct terminology) using 2 different ways, both work. t1 = turtle.Turtle() or t2 = turtle But which is the best practice... and why? import turtle t1 = turtle.Turtle() t2 = turtle t1.fd(100) t2.goto(-100,100)