Analog clock using Python turtle

 Source Code:-



from turtle import Turtle, Screen

import datetime


#creating window

window = Screen()

#setting window title

window.title("Krazy:Digital Clock")

#setting background color

window.bgcolor("black")

#setting height and width of window

window.setup(width=1000, height=800)


#creating outer circle

circle = Turtle()

circle.penup()

circle.pencolor("#118893")

circle.speed(0)

circle.pensize(25)

circle.hideturtle()

circle.goto(0, -390)

circle.pendown()

circle.fillcolor("#17202A")

circle.begin_fill()

circle.circle(400)

circle.end_fill()


#creating hour hand

hHand = Turtle()

hHand.shape("arrow")

hHand.color("white")

hHand.speed(10)

hHand.shapesize(stretch_wid=0.4, stretch_len=18)


#creating minute hand

mHand = Turtle()

mHand.shape("arrow")

mHand.color("white")

mHand.speed(10)

mHand.shapesize(stretch_wid=0.4, stretch_len=26)


#creating second hand

sHand = Turtle()

sHand.shape("arrow")

sHand.color("dark red")

sHand.speed(10)

sHand.shapesize(stretch_wid=0.4, stretch_len=36)


#creating center circle

centerCircle = Turtle()

centerCircle.shape("circle")

#setting color to white

centerCircle.color("white")

centerCircle.shapesize(stretch_wid=1.5, stretch_len=1.5)


# numbers with pen

pen = Turtle()

pen.speed(0)

pen.color("white")


#number 1

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(170, 260)

pen.write("1", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 2

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(300, 140)

pen.write("2", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 3

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(340, -30)

pen.write("3", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 4

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(300, -200)

pen.write("4", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 5

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(170, -325)

pen.write("5", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 6

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(0, -370)

pen.write("6", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 7

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(-170, -325)

pen.write("7", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 8

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(-300, -200)

pen.write("8", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 9

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(-340, -30)

pen.write("9", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 10

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(-280, 140)

pen.write("10", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 11

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(-160, 260)

pen.write("11", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#number 12

pen.penup()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.goto(0, 300)

pen.write("12", align="center", font=("Algerian", 50, "bold"))


#Defining function to movie hour hand

def movehHand():

   currentHourInternal = datetime.datetime.now().hour

   degree = (currentHourInternal - 15) * -30

   currentMinuteInternal = datetime.datetime.now().minute

   degree = degree + -0.5 * currentMinuteInternal

   hHand.setheading(degree)

   window.ontimer(movehHand, 60000)



#Defining function to minute hand

def movemHand():

    currentMinuteInternal = datetime.datetime.now().minute

    degree = (currentMinuteInternal - 15) * -6

    currentSecondInternal = datetime.datetime.now().second

    degree = degree + (-currentSecondInternal * 0.1)

    mHand.setheading(degree)

    window.ontimer(movemHand, 1000)


#Defining function to second hand

def movesHand():

    currentSecondInternal = datetime.datetime.now().second

    degree = (currentSecondInternal - 15) * -6

    sHand.setheading(degree)

    window.ontimer(movesHand, 1000)


window.ontimer(movehHand, 1)

window.ontimer(movemHand, 1)

window.ontimer(movesHand, 1)

window.exitonclick()

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