New to python (help with boolen)

[spyhawk]

I am trying to return True or False
by comparing dimension size(width and heights) of two pictures.
so i came up withimport media

f = media.choose_file()
pic = media.load_picture(f)

g = media.choose_file()
pic1 = media.load_picture(g)

x = pic.get_width() * pic.get_height()
y = pic1.get_width() * pic1.get_height()

but i have no idea return these valuse to true and false(bool).

Also, i have another thing to solve,

Return a new 20 pixel by 20 pixel Picture that has a white background, a black 16 by 16 oval at position (0, 0), and a black letter C (uppercase) at position (6, 3).

For this one i came up with,

pic = media.create_picture(20, 20)

i know that i have to use media.add_oval and media.add_text function
but i have no idea how to.
plz help me out here.

[nosehat]

So it looks like you are writing a function to see if the areas of the pictures are the same? (x is the area of pic, and y is the area of pic1)

Simply end your function with

return(x==y)

This will return True or False.

[spyhawk]

what about the second one?
oh
actually im not comparing the area, im comparing each size.

[nosehat]

In that case there is no need to calculate the area.

Instead, just compare the dimensions. Something like:

return (pic.get_width() == pic1.get_width()) and (pic.get_height() == pic1.get_height())

[spyhawk]

CAn you please help me with media.add_oval and media.add_text functions to
return a new 20 pixel by 20 pixel Picture that has a white background, a black 16 by 16 oval at position (0, 0), and a black letter C (uppercase) at position (6, 3)?

[Lucaci Andrew]

Ok, so I've looked over your assignment, and I've come up with this. I don't know if it really helps you, but here goes.

'''
Created on Feb 15, 2012

@author: sin
'''
import Image, ImageDraw #As a first thing, you must have the third party graphics libraries.
#You can easily download them off of http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/

def circleplusc():# Defining the new function
    img = Image.new("RGB", (20, 20), "#FFFFFF") #Creating the new imagine, with the 20x20 pixels.
    draw = ImageDraw.Draw(img) # We assign the function imagedraw.draw(img) to a value draw, for an easy use up ahead.

    r, g, b = 0, 0, 0 # Assigning colors to the rgb values, r=0, g=0, b=0, meaning r=red, g=green, b=blue
    r1, g1, b1 = 255, 255, 255 #Same as above.
    draw.ellipse((0, 0, 16, 16), fill=(int(r), int(g), int(b))) #We draw the ellipse, oval, circle, depending on the coordinates.
    draw.text((6, 3), "C", fill=(int(r1), int(g1), int(b1)))# We draw the text, literally... having as colors the opposite of the elipse. 

    img.save("circleplusc.png", "PNG") # We save the imagine as a PNG.
if __name__ == "__main__":
    circleplusc() #We run the function.

#Tested with Python 2.7.2 interpretor, I personally use Eclipse for a better use on Python, but still, tested with Python also.
#The output is a PNG image, of a 20x20 pixels, with a black circle, and nearly its center a white C
#Tested and completed Feb 15, 2012 by sin.

Please report me any bugs, or errors, as I myself i'm a n00b @ Python, and still learning.:D
Hope I helped.