hintimagine the old way of making an animated cartoon if each face was on separate piece of paperand you wanted to animate them moving togetheryou would place them separatelyrecord one framemove them each bit toward each otherrecord another framemove each another bit toward each otherrecord another framein our animations "record frameis replaced by short sleep to make the position visible to the user make loop to incorporate the repetition of the moves entry objects (optional sectionread this section if you want to allow the user to enter text directly into graphics window when using graphics windowthe shell window is still available keyboard input can be done in the normal text fashionwaiting for responseand going on after the user presses the enter key it is annoying to make user pay attention to two windowsso the graphics module provides way to enter text inside graphics windowwith the entry type the entry is partial replacement for the input function run the simple examplegreet pywhich is copied below"""simple example with entry objects enter your nameclick the mouseand see greetings ""from graphics import def main()win graphwin("greeting" win yup(instructions text(point(win getwidth()/ )"enter your name \nthen click the mouse "instructions draw(winentry entry(point(win getwidth()/ ), entry draw(wintext(point(win getwidth()/ ),'name:'draw(winlabel for the entry win getmouse(to know the user is finished with the text name entry gettext(greeting 'helloname '!text(point(win getwidth()/ )greeting draw(wingreeting 'bonjourname '!text(point( *win getwidth()/ )greeting draw(winwin promptclose(instructionsmain(the only part of this with new ideas isentry entry(point(win getwidth()/ ), entry draw(wintext(point(win getwidth()/ ),'name:'draw(winlabel for the entry win getmouse(to know the user is finished with the text name entry gettext( graphics