Python to make Christmas trees and Christmas tree word clouds

# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
"""
@Author ：Ye Tingyun
@public number ：AI Tingyun
@CSDN ：/
"""
import turtle

screen = ()
(800, 600)
circle = ()
('circle')
('red')
('fastest')
()
square = ()
('square')
('green')
('fastest')
()
(0, 280)
()
k, j = 0, 0

for i in range(1, 17):
    y = 30 * i
    for j in range(i - k):
        x = 30 * j
        (x, -y + 280)
        ()
        (-x, -y + 280)
        ()
    if i % 4 == 0:
        x = 30 * (j + 1)
        ('red')
        (-x, -y + 280)
        ()
        (x, -y + 280)
        ()
        k += 2
    if i % 4 == 3:
        x = 30 * (j + 1)
        ('yellow')
        (-x, -y + 280)
        ()
        (x, -y + 280)
        ()

('brown')
for i in range(17, 20):
    y = 30 * i
    for j in range(3):
        x = 30 * j
        (x, -y + 280)
        ()
        (-x, -y + 280)
        ()
        
()

# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
"""
@Author ：Ye Tingyun
@public number ：AI Tingyun
@CSDN ：/
"""
from turtle import *
import turtle
import random

n = 100.0

speed(96)

(width=800, height=720)
# The canvas size and background color are set with screensize.
screensize(800, 800, "White")
left(90)
forward(3 * n)
color("red", "yellow")    # The color of the pentagram
begin_fill()
left(126)

for i in range(5):
    forward(n / 5)
    right(144)
    forward(n / 5)
    left(72)
end_fill()
right(126)

# Christmas tree colors
color("#00CC00")
backward(n * 4.8)


def tree(d, s):
    if d <= 0:
        return
    forward(s)
    tree(d - 1, s * .8)
    right(120)
    tree(d - 3, s * .5)
    right(120)
    tree(d - 3, s * .5)
    right(120)
    backward(s)


tree(15, n)
backward(n / 2)

for i in range(200):
    a = 200 - 400 * ()
    b = 10 - 20 * ()
    up()
    forward(b)
    left(90)
    forward(a)
    down()
    if (0, 1) == 0:
        color('#FF0066')
    else:
        color('#FF6600')
    circle(2)
    up()
    backward(a)
    right(90)
    backward(b)

()

# Drawing snowflakes key code
def drawsnow():      # Define the method of drawing snowflakes
    ()           # Hide the penny, ht=hideturtle #
    (2)     # Define pen size
    for i in range(200):     # Draw as many snowflakes
        ("white")  # Define the brush color as white, which is actually snowflakes as white
        ()  # Pen up, pu=penup
        ((-350, 350))  # Define the x-coordinate, randomly selected from -350 to 350
        ((-100, 350))  # Define the y-coordinate, noting that snowflakes don't generally fall on the ground, so they don't start with too small a vertical coordinate axis
        ()    # Drop the pen, pd=pendown #
        dens = 6  # The number of snowflake petals is set to 6
        snowsize = (1, 10)  # Define snowflake size
        for j in range(dens):        # That's six, that's five times, that's a snowflake pentagram #
            # (int(snowsize)) #int() takes integers
            (int(snowsize))
            (int(snowsize))
            # (int(snowsize)) # notice there is no bd=backward but there is fd=forward, small bug
            (int(360 / dens))  # Turning angle


drawsnow()  # Calls to draw snowflakes

# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
"""
@Author ： Ye Tingyun
@public_number ： AI Tingyun
@CSDN ： /
"""

import jieba
import re
from stylecloud import gen_stylecloud
from PIL import Image
import numpy as np


with open('. /Christmas material/', encoding="utf-8") as f:
    data = ()

# Text preprocessing Remove some useless characters and extract only the Chinese characters.
new_data = ('[\u4e00-\u9fa5]+', data, )
new_data = "/".join(new_data)

# Text Segmentation Exact Mode
seg_list_exact = (new_data, cut_all=False)

# Load stop words
with open('stop_words.txt', encoding='utf-8') as f:
    # Get the stop words for each line and add them to the set.
    con = ().split('\n')
    stop_words = set()
    for i in con:
        stop_words.add(i)

# List parsing Remove stop words and single words
result_list = [word for word in seg_list_exact if word not in stop_words and len(word) > 1]
print(result_list)

# I personally recommend the palette color scheme # # It looks good # # The others I've tested # # I feel so-so #
# .Dark2_7
# .Bold_5
# .Set1_8
gen_stylecloud(
    text=' '.join(result_list),                   # Text data
    size=600,                                     # Word cloud size
    font_path=r'. /font/cat-nibbles.net-sugar-circular.ttf',          # Chinese word cloud Display requires font setting
    icon_name = "fas fa-tree",                    # Icons
    output_name='. /results/christmas-tree',          # Output word cloud names
    palette='.Bold_5',     # Selection of color schemes
)