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- # Draw a pyramid of bricks using tkinter Canvas
- from tkinter import *
- def draw_brick(x, y, bw, bh):
- # x, y are the co-ordinates of the top left corner of a brick
- # bw, bh are the width and height of a brick in pixels
- canvas.create_rectangle(
- x, y, x + bw, y + bh,
- outline="#fb0") # Set the colour of the brick outline
- ws = Tk()
- ws.title('Brick Pyramid')
- ws.geometry('600x600')
- ws.config(bg='#300')
- w = 500
- h = 500
- brickwidth = 30
- brickheight = 15
- canvas = Canvas(
- ws,
- height=h,
- width=w,
- bg="#fff"
- )
- canvas.pack()
- ybase = 450 # Start near the bottom of the canvas
- xbase = 40 # Start near the left edge
- for num in range(14, 0, -1): # Bottom row has 14 bricks. Decrease by one brick each layer up
- xx = xbase
- for i in range(num):
- draw_brick(xx, ybase, brickwidth, brickheight)
- xx += brickwidth # Move right by one brick width
- # Move up one level
- ybase -= brickheight # y coordinate decreases by brick height
- xbase += (brickwidth // 2) # x start point shifts right by half a brick
- ws.mainloop()
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