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It took a while to use Python to draw some interesting patterns, and to explore Python's visualization capabilities...

PS：

Some of the patterns refer to some of the source code of some blogs.

By the way, prove a wave of my aesthetic T_T...

That's right, it's time to prove a wave

Let's Go！

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Develop tools

Python version: 3.6.4

Related modules:

numpy module;

matplotlib module;

numba module;

PIL module;

and some Python's own modules.

Environment construction

Install Python and add it to the environment variable, and pip installs the relevant modules that are required.

Effect display

The principle has nothing to say, just show it

First of all, of course, there are some mathematical fractal patterns against the sky

(1) Julia Fractal

(2) a kaleidoscope of twenty-sided symmetry

(3) Mandebro set

(4) Newton fractal

Second, I also used Python's turtle module to draw some interesting patterns.

(1) Snowflakes in the sky

(2) Roses

Scenario 1:

Scenario II:

(3) Love (T_T okay some non-mainstream)

That's all... Later have the opportunity to draw other bar

more

Python's visual library is still very rich and powerful, so that friends in need can learn on their own.

such as:

Matplotlib；

Pandas；

Bokeh；

Pygal and so on.