Happy Republic Day India

 

1. Importing pyfiglet

• The pyfiglet library is used to generate ASCII art from text. It transforms regular text into visually appealing text art using different fonts.

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2. Defining Colors

• The ORANGE, WHITE, and GREEN variables define RGB color codes for text formatting in the terminal:

  • ORANGE: '\033[38;2;255;103;31m' (custom RGB for orange).
  • WHITE: '\033[38;2;255;255;255m' (pure white).
  • GREEN: '\033[38;2;0;128;0m' (medium green).
  • RESET: '\033[0m' (resets terminal formatting back to default).

• These escape codes (\033[...m) are ANSI codes, commonly used for text styling in terminals that support colors.

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3. Generating ASCII Art with pyfiglet

• The line font = pyfiglet.figlet_format('Happy Republic Day India ') uses pyfiglet to create a stylized ASCII art representation of the text "Happy Republic Day India".
• The output is stored in the font variable.

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4. Printing Colored ASCII Art

• The code prints the ASCII art in three colors sequentially:

  1. Orange: print(ORANGE + font + RESET)
     • Combines the orange color, the ASCII art (font), and resets the formatting.
  2. White: print(WHITE + font + RESET)
     • Combines the white color, the ASCII art, and resets formatting.
  3. Green: print(GREEN + font + RESET)
     • Combines the green color, the ASCII art, and resets formatting.

• The sequence of orange, white, and green corresponds to the colors of the Indian national flag.

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Output Explanation

When executed, the program will display the text "Happy Republic Day India" in large ASCII art, rendered three times:

1. In orange.
2. In white.
3. In green.

This is a creative and patriotic representation of the Indian national flag using colors and text art.