Question

is it possible to have more than one ellipse on python turtle.

Answer 1

Yes, it is possible to have more than one ellipse on python turtle. It is, drawing an ellipse or an oval in turtle graphics or python.

As an example, and to explore, say, 3, few more, or even many more ellipses can be created and python turtle as turtle twiddling or with some other pattern. You could make them move from one ellipse to another creating a curve effect visually, with different speed lines, loop, thus creating an image, import random, and even change colors. It first requires defining the turtle shape with the shape function call. One could use a 'circle', for example. Then, shapesize function call is invoked with three parameters specifying the shape length, width, and outline thickness respectively. The provided specific parameter values would stretch the circle creating a thin ellipse. You could color the ellipse as well.

Also, there is an option to make it an actual turtle. The speed (for moving) can be increased doing all the calculations upfront and looping only through the results. It uses the default Python IDE (Integrated Development Environment), or even any default IDE. The turtle could also make different geometrical shapes. One could simply create a few ellipses joint with lines. You could invoke turtle.ellipse() function. It requires to use the main draw loop, repeating multiple times, moving to specified different positions based on calculations and then doing a stamp to leave an impression of the turtle on the screen. The code is saved and the program is run. The stamped ellipses would build a specified pattern based on calculations calculated beforehand. All this is done in an editor and the file would have to be saved, say, example.py format.