GeometricShape

Geometric Shapes in Python

A collection of programs that render geometric shapes in two ways: ASCII art printed to the terminal and graphical plots drawn with matplotlib.

Features

Command-Line ASCII Shapes (Shape.ipynb)

Prints shapes to the console using * characters. Each function takes a parameter n controlling the number of lines:

• Triangle
• Right Triangle
• Square
• Rectangle
• Crown

Graphical Plots (Advanced Shape.ipynb)

Draws shapes on a matplotlib coordinate plane with configurable dimensions and positions:

• Rectangle -- defined by width, height, and bottom-left corner
• Circle -- defined by radius and center coordinates

Sample Output

Crown (n=5)

Tech Stack

• Python 3
• numpy -- coordinate computation for graphical shapes
• matplotlib -- plotting for advanced shapes

How to Run

1. Install dependencies:

   pip install numpy matplotlib

2. Open either notebook:

   jupyter notebook "Shape.ipynb"              # ASCII art shapes
   jupyter notebook "Advanced Shape.ipynb"      # Graphical plot shapes

3. Run all cells. For the ASCII shapes, adjust the n parameter passed to each function to change the size.

Project Structure

GeometricShape/
  Shape.ipynb            # ASCII art shapes (triangle, square, crown, etc.)
  Advanced Shape.ipynb   # Matplotlib-drawn rectangle and circle
  README.md
  images/
    Crown.png