Creating polygons in one line with python turtle module

Code Explanation

import turtle: The turtle will be imported into the code

turtle.setup(width=950, height=300): The area and how large the turtle will be.

t = turtle.Turtle(): The turtle will be called t.

t.shape('turtle'): The shape of the turtle will be a turtle.

polygons = [(-400, 0, "red"), (-300, 3, "orange"), (-200, 4, "yellow"), (-100, 5, "green"),

            (0, 6, "blue"), (100, 7, "purple"), (200, 8, "orange"), (300, 9, "green")]

: The polygons will be these coordinates and the colors of the lines will be these.

for polygon in polygons:

    t.penup(): The pen will stop drawing.

    t.goto(polygon[0], -50): It will go to the right x coodinates and y coordinates to -50.

    t.color(polygon[2]) : The color of the polygon will be chosen.

    t.pendown(): The pen will move down and ready to draw.

    if polygon[1] == 0:

        t.circle(50): If polygon[1] is 0, then it means circle so that  it will draw a circle with radius 50.

    else:

        t.circle(50, steps=polygon[1]): Else, divide the shape in the equal number of given steps. 

turtle.exitonclick(): It will be exited on click.