Pytuga-core implements the core features of Pytuguês language without a dependency on the QTurtle Qt application. This might be useful for GUI-less environments such as an online judge or a Jupyterhub installation or if you just don’t want/need a GUI interface.
Most users will prefer to install the Pytuga package that includes a nice graphical interface. Pytuguês is a Transpyled enabled language that translates Python to portuguese:
função espiral(n):
"""
Desenha uma espiral de n lados.
"""
para cada lado de 1 até n:
frente(lado * 20)
esquerda(120)
espiral(20)Pytuga-core installs a IPython based shell that runs with the command:
$ python -m pytugacore
Boa programação!
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