Python coding

Consider now a much larger file with points: points$3.$txt$.$ This file also has only two lines $($one for x$-$coordinates and one for y$-$coordinates$),$ but they are much longer now. connect the dots given by this file. Create a new Python file

Read the x and y coordinates of points from the file points$3.$txt into the lists x and y$.$

Create a list of Point objects from those coordinates. There are two many points $(1095$ to be exact$)$ to type an append command for each. Instead, you need to append them all using a for$-$loop

Once you have p$\_$list, you create a Polygon object giving this list of points as an input to the Polygon$()$ function.

Create a Graph Window to draw a polygon in$.$

Make the window size $500$ by $500$ pixels and

set its coordinates to go from $(0,0)$ to $(800,800).$

Make sure to add connecting the dots to the window title.

Set the window background to $$lightyellow$.$

Draw your polygon in the window. Set the polygon$$s fill color to $$lightblue$.$

Finish with win.getMouse$()$ and win.close$(),$ so the window closes after the click.

my code so far

from graphics import $*$

class Point:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ x$,$ y$)$:

self.x $=$ x

self.y $=$ y

def create$\_$points$($x$,$ y$)$:

return $[$Point$($x$[$i$],$ y$[$i$])$ for i in range$($len$($x$))]$

def read$\_$coordinates$($file$\_$name$)$:

with open$($file$\_$name, $\text{'}$r$\text{'})$ as infile:

x $=[$float$($x$\_$str$)$ for x$\_$str in infile.readline$().$strip$().$split$(\text{'},\text{'})]$

y $=[$float$($y$\_$str$)$ for y$\_$str in infile.readline$().$strip$().$split$(\text{'},\text{'})]$

return x$,$ y

def main$()$:

file$\_$name $=$ "points$3.$txt$"$

x$,$ y $=$ read$\_$coordinates$($file$\_$name$)$

points$\_$list $=$ create$\_$points$($x$,$ y$)$

# Print all points

for point in points$\_$list:

print$($f$\text{'}$Point: $(\{$point$.$x$\},\{$point$.$y$\})\text{'})$

# Further processing can be done here $($e$.$g$.,$ drawing points$)$

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

win $=$ GraphWin$("$Connecting Dots $-$ Melissa Carpenter", $500,500)$

win.setCoords$(0,0,800,800)$

win.setBackground$("$lightyellow$")$

win.getMouse$()$

win.close$()$

main$()$