How to input number in turtle library

Question

Suppose i want random number(input) circle in my turtle for loop range(input_number)
How do this🥺🥺using pydroid3 Android apps
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Answer 1

Shanto Bhowmik you can use turtle prompts, (Syntax:)

turtle.numinput(title, prompt, default=None, minval=None, maxval=None) -> float

turtle.textinput(title, prompt) -> str

#line 8:
k = int(turtle.numinput("title", "Enter a numbe:"))

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Sousou tnank you so much 🥰🥰now correct run this code 🥰🥰🥰

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Shanto Bhowmik Tutle is a graphical library, and you arr using input() (a function to get input from console). If you're using Pydroid3 you can't enter that number because PyDroid3 (an android Python IDE) doesn't let us use console while display a graphical window (for example, Tkinter).

Answer 6

Hacker-KR4636
I didn’t know about this before. Well tikonter can not be used on pydroid3?

Answer 7

Ohh, no no, Tkinter actually can be used in PyDroid 3. But on one computer, you can have multiple windows, at least two, one: the console, and the other, the window to view the GUI in development, but in the case of Pydroid3, for mobile devices, it does not allow having the console and the GUI view at the same time, so when you run the program, you have no way to send the input through the console, because also, Pydroid does not support the execution of a Python script that implements a graphical interface from the console