Python program for drawing savage goggles

 Makie savage goggles with python turtle 

Things you need to know:

1.Turtle module

2. FOR LOOP 

3.Basic python commands 

Here is the source code👇👇

from turtle import *

scre=Screen()

scre.bgcolor("red")

d=Turtle()

d.penup()

d.setposition(100,0)

d.pendown()

d.speed(3)

d.begin_fill()

d.color("black")

d.left(170)

d.forward(600)

d.left(90)

d.forward(40)

for j in range(7):

 d.left(90)

 d.forward(10)

 d.right(90)

 d.forward(10)

d.left(90)

d.forward(150)

for k in range(7):

    d.left(90)

    d.forward(10)

    d.right(90)

    d.forward(10)

d.forward(50)

for t in range(7):

 d.right(90)

 d.forward(10)

 d.left(90)

 d.forward(10)

d.forward(150)

for l in range(7):

    d.left(90)

    d.forward(10)

    d.right(90)

    d.forward(10)

d.left(90)

d.forward(40)

d.left(90)

d.forward(40)

d.end_fill()

d.speed(5)

d.penup()

d.setposition(30,-90)

d.pendown()

d.begin_fill()

d.color("white")

for a in range(3):

 d.right(90)

 d.forward(10)

 d.left(90)

 d.forward(10)

d.left(90)

d.forward(10)

for q in range(2):

    d.left(90)

    d.forward(10)

    d.right(90)

    d.forward(10)

d.end_fill()

d.speed(3)

d.right(90)

d.forward(10)

d.begin_fill()

d.color("white")

for a1 in range(3):

 d.right(90)

 d.forward(10)

 d.left(90)

 d.forward(10)

d.left(90)

d.forward(10)

for q1 in range(2):

    d.left(90)

    d.forward(10)

    d.right(90)

    d.forward(10)

d.end_fill()

d.penup()

d.setposition(-310,-35)

d.pendown()

d.begin_fill()

d.right(180)

d.forward(10)

for a3 in range(2):

 d.left(90)

 d.forward(10)

 d.right(90)

 d.forward(10)

d.left(90)

d.forward(10)

d.left(90)

d.forward(10)

for q3 in range(2):

 d.left(90)

 d.forward(10)

 d.right(90)

 d.forward(10)

d.end_fill()

d.right(90)

d.forward(10)

d.color("white")

d.begin_fill()

for a3 in range(3):

 d.right(90)

 d.forward(10)

 d.left(90)

 d.forward(10)

d.left(90)

d.forward(10)

for e3 in range(2):

 d.left(90)

 d.forward(10)

 d.right(90)

 d.forward(10)

d.end_fill()

d.hideturtle()

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