Given the following code which line defines the size of the...

Name: given the following code which line defines the size of the canvas import tkinter class myshape def initself selfmainwindow tkintertk selfcanvas tkintercanvasselfmainwindow width200 he 59146
Uploaded: 2020-07-06T22:22:14-08:00
Duration: 5 min 54 s
Channel: Jordan Gassaway
Description: given the following code which line defines the size of the canvas import tkinter class myshape def initself selfmainwindow tkintertk selfcanvas tkintercanvasselfmainwindow width200 he 59146

Given the following code, which line defines the size of the canvas? import tkinter class myShape: def __init__(self): self.main_window = tkinter.Tk() self.canvas = tkinter.Canvas(self.main_window, width=200, height=200) self.canvas.create_rectangle(30,30, 175, 175) self.canvas.pack() tkinter.mainloop() shape = myShape() self.canvas.pack() self.main_window = tkinter.Tk() self.canvas.create_rectangle(30,30, 175, 175) self.canvas = tkinter.Canvas(self.main_window,width=200, height=200)

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0:00 All right.

00:01 So for this little program, we are animating a car as it moves across the screen.

00:08 And we're going to create four different copies of this animation and show it all in the same window.

00:14 So for this, we're going to need three different classes.

00:19 First, we've got this car racing class, which is just going to manage our window in the application.

00:26 Here we just create a tk window, add a title.

00:30 We'll add some logic in the middle and then we call the main loop.

00:35 We also have this track class which inherits from canvas.

00:40 This is going to manage each copy of our animation.

00:44 It's also going to be responsible for calling the animate functions.

00:50 And then lastly, we have this car class, which just represents the data for a car, and it controls the individual parts of a car.

01:01 I've gone ahead and created the different shapes that make up our car.

01:05 This x and y coordinate here is the origin of our car with the bottom left -hand corner.

01:11 And then all of these numbers are based off of that origin point.

01:16 All of the shapes are stored in this self -dot shapes list.

01:20 And then we're also keeping track of the front position or the right -most edge of the car.

01:28 And then up here we have a global speed attribute.

01:34 So down in our car racing class, we're going to want to go ahead and create four different tracks...

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