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how to get graphic commands to work for Python 3
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Oct 5, 2021
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Tresa Zaragoza
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# Print Hello World to the screen
txt = Text("Hello World")
txt.set_position(25, 100)
txt.set_color(Color.black)
txt.set_font("50pt Arial")
add(txt)
python-3
#simple_code
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Oct 6, 2021
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Peter Minarik
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I'm not familiar with the Text class. However, it sounds like you need a windowing system for this and as such, the OnlineGDB probably won't support it as it works on a console (standard output) only.
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