from turtle import Turtle, Screen
from random import randint
import math #Explore specific import ?

def circle_area(r):
    return 3.14 * r * r

def circle_circumference(r):
    return 3.14 * 2 * r

def draw_circle(t_name, r, col):
    t_name.color(col)
    t_name.dot(2 * r)
    t_name.penup()
    t_name.goto(0,5) #Assumes circle is at 0,0. How might you adapt if you have x,y parameters?
    t_name.pendown()
    t_name.color("black")
    t_name.write("Area: " + str(circle_area(r)), align="center")
    t_name.penup()
    t_name.goto(0,-5)
    t_name.pendown()
    t_name.color("black")
    t_name.write("Circumference: " + str(circle_circumference(r)), align="center")

#rectangle x,y is coord of bottom left corner
def draw_rectangle(t_name,width, height,x,y,color):
    t_name.color(color,color)
    t_name.penup()
    t_name.goto(x,y)
    t_name.pendown()
    t_name.begin_fill()
    for _ in range(2):
        t_name.forward(width)
        t_name.right(90)
        t_name.forward(height)
        t_name.right(90)
    t_name.end_fill()
    t_name.penup()
    t_name.goto(x,y)
    print("w="+str(width) + " h="+str(height))
    print("x="+str(x) + " y="+str(y))
    xc = x + (width/2)
    yc = y - (height/2)
    print("xc="+str(xc) + " yc="+str(yc))
    t_name.goto(xc,yc)
    t_name.pendown()
    t_name.color("black")
    t_name.write("Area: " + str(rectangle_area(width,height)), align="center")
    t_name.penup()
    t_name.goto(xc,yc-10)
    t_name.pendown()
    t_name.write("Circumference: " + str(rectangle_circumference(width,height)), align="center")
    t_name.penup()
    t_name.goto(xc,yc-20)
    t_name.pendown()
    t_name.write("Diagonal " + str(round(rectangle_diagonal(width,height),2)), align="center")
def rectangle_area(width,height):
    return width * height

def rectangle_circumference(width,height):
    return 2 * (width + height)

def rectangle_diagonal(width, height):
    return math.sqrt((width*width) + (height*height))

tina = Turtle()
draw_circle(tina,60,"lightblue")
draw_rectangle(tina,200,100,100,100,"lightblue")
draw_rectangle(tina,200,300,-100,-100,"lightblue")
#for _ in range(5):
#    draw_rectangle(tina,randint(-400,400),randint(-300,300),randint(10,100),randint(10,80),"lightblue")
tina.hideturtle()