6.3 code practice edhisive You should see the following code in your programming environment:

Import simplegui

Def draw_handler(canvas):
# your code goes here

Frame = simplegui. creat_frame(‘Testing’ , 600, 600)
Frame. set_canvas_background(“Black”)
Frame. set_draw_handler(draw_handler)
Frame. start()

Use the code above to write a program that, when run, draws 1000 points at random locations on a frame as it runs. For an added challenge, have the 1000 points be in different, random colors.

import simplegui

import random

def draw_handler(canvas):

for x in range(1000):

colorList = ["Yellow", "Red", "Purple", "White", "Green", "Blue", "Pink", "Orange"]

c = random.choice(colorList)

x = random.randint(1,600)

y = random.randint(1,600)

canvas.draw_point([x, y], c)

frame = simplegui.create_frame('Testing', 600, 600)

frame.set_canvas_background("Black")

frame.set_draw_handler(draw_handler)

frame.start()

Explanation:

I used a for loop, setting my range to 1000 which is how you create exactly 1000 points. Next, I defined my color array, my x randint value, and my y randint value. I set both the x and y randint values to 1 - 600 since the frame is 600x600. The rest is pretty self explanatory.