Python Learning gui (Pygame mouse)

The position of the mouse is represented by the coordinates of other pygame programs. The values of coordinates are often represented by x and Y variables. The coordinate values in the upper-left corner are the values of 0,0,x and Y, which increase as the mouse moves to the right and downward.

Print left mouse button click location

Import Pygamepygame.init () Windowsize=[400,300]screen=pygame.display.set_mode (windowsize) Clock=pygame.time.Clock () Done=falsewhile not done:for event in Pygame.event.get (): If Event.type==pygame. Mousebuttondown:pos=pygame.mouse.get_pos () Print pos if event.type==pygame. Quit:done=truepygame.quit ()

Change the background color by clicking inside the rectangle

Import pygamepygame.init () Windowsize=[400,300]screen=pygame.display.set_mode (windowSize) clock= Pygame.time.Clock () Black=pygame.color.color ("#000000") White=pygame.color.color ("#FFFFFF") btncolour= Pygame.color.Color ("#A45C8F") btnwidth=50btnlength=20btnx= (windowsize[0]-btnwidth)/2btny= (windowsize[1]- Btnlength)/2toggled=falsepos= (0,0) done=falsewhile not done:    if toggled:         screen.fill (Black)     else:         screen.fill (White)     pygame.draw.rect (screen, Btncolour,[btnx,btny,btnwidth,btnlength])     if btnx<=pos[0]<=btnx+btnwidth  and btny<=pos[1]<=btny+btnlength:        toggled=not  toggled        pos=[0,0]    for event  in pygame.event.get ():     &Nbsp;   if event.type==pygame. Mousebuttondown:            pos=pygame.mouse.get_ POS ()         if event.type==pygame. quit:            done=true     Pygame.display.flip ()     clock.tick () Pygame.quit ()

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Python Learning gui (Pygame mouse)