I have two functions where the first generates a random list of coordinates. The second function, I need it to iterate through the list of coordinates and draw each coordinate. When I execute my code, I get an error and not sure why.
Here is my code:
import random
import turtle
def generate_map(x_range, y_range, locations):
generated_map = []
for x in range(locations):
random_x_points = random.randint(-x_range,x_range)
random_y_points = random.randint(-y_range,y_range)
generated_map.append([random_x_points, random_y_points])
return generated_map
copied_map = generate_map(300,300,10)
print("Map Points are:", copied_map)
def print_map(speed, color, thickness, selected_map):
print("printing map")
turtle.penup()
turtle.setpos(selected_map[0][0])
turtle.pendown()
for x in range(len(selected_map)):
turtle.speed(speed)
turtle.pencolor(color)
turtle.pensize(thickness)
turtle.goto(selected_map[x])
turtle.setpos(selected_map[0][0])
print_map(5,"green",5,copied_map)
I think the error could be because of this:
turtle.goto(selected_map[x])
it says it is not iterable but I did this before in a previous exercise and it worked perfectly so I don't know where its going wrong and what to do to fix it? This is the way to access elements in a list so I'm not sure why it isn't working unless I'm not accessing the elements from the list correctly or should I use a nested list?
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