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Draw a car using Turtle in Python

There are many modules in python which depict graphical illustrations, one of them is a turtle, it is an in-built module in Python, which lets the user control a pen(turtle) to draw on the screen(drawing board). It is mostly used to illustrate figures, shapes, designs, etc.  In this article, we will learn how to draw a Car using the turtle module. 

To draw a car in Python using the Turtle module:

1. We are going to create different shapes using the turtle module in order to illustrate a car.
2. Tyres can be drawn using the circle() function.
3. The upper body can be thought of as a rectangle.
4. The roof and windows are similar to a trapezoid.
5. Overlapping all the above shapes in particular positions will illustrate a car.

 Let’s try to understand it better with the help of the below program:

#Python program to draw car in turtle programming

# Import required library
import turtle


car = turtle.Turtle()


# Below code for drawing rectangular upper body
car.color('#008000')
car.fillcolor('#008000')
car.penup()
car.goto(0,0)
car.pendown()
car.begin_fill()
car.forward(370)
car.left(90)
car.forward(50)
car.left(90)
car.forward(370)
car.left(90)
car.forward(50)
car.end_fill()


# Below code for drawing window and roof
car.penup()
car.goto(100, 50)
car.pendown()
car.setheading(45)
car.forward(70)
car.setheading(0)
car.forward(100)
car.setheading(-45)
car.forward(70)
car.setheading(90)
car.penup()
car.goto(200, 50)
car.pendown()
car.forward(49.50)


# Below code for drawing two tyres
car.penup()
car.goto(100, -10)
car.pendown()
car.color('#000000')
car.fillcolor('#000000')
car.begin_fill()
car.circle(20)
car.end_fill()
car.penup()
car.goto(300, -10)
car.pendown()
car.color('#000000')
car.fillcolor('#000000')
car.begin_fill()
car.circle(20)
car.end_fill()


car.hideturtle()