Merge pull request #6 from pr1ncegupta/olympic-logo

Added [Olympic-Rings-logo] 🚀

Turtle-a-thon/Olympic_Logo/Readme.md

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+# Olympic Rings with Python Turtle
+
+Author: Prince Gupta
+GitHub: [https://github.com/pr1ncegupta](https://github.com/pr1ncegupta)
+
+This Python program uses the Turtle graphics library to draw the Olympic rings. It creates a window with a white background and draws the iconic Olympic rings in blue, black, red, yellow, and green colors. The rings are positioned according to the Olympic symbol.
+
+## Instructions
+1. Make sure you have Python installed on your computer.
+2. You can run the program by copying and pasting the provided code into a Python file.
+3. Run the Python script, and it will open a window displaying the Olympic rings.
+4. Click within the window to close it.
+
+Enjoy the gif of the Olympic rings created with Python Turtle graphics!
+
+![Olympic Rings](olympic_rings.gif)

Turtle-a-thon/Olympic_Logo/olympic_logo.py

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+import turtle
+
+# Set up the Turtle screen
+screen = turtle.Screen()
+screen.bgcolor("white")
+
+# Create a Turtle object
+olympics = turtle.Turtle()
+olympics.pensize(6)
+
+# Define the Olympic ring colors and positions
+ring_colors = ["blue", "black", "red", "yellow", "green"]
+ring_positions = [(-120, 0), (0, 0), (120, 0), (-60, -60), (60, -60)]
+
+# Draw the Olympic rings
+for color, position in zip(ring_colors, ring_positions):
+    olympics.penup()
+    olympics.color(color)
+    olympics.goto(position)
+    olympics.pendown()
+    olympics.circle(60)
+
+# Hide the Turtle
+olympics.hideturtle()
+
+# Keep the window open until the user clicks
+screen.exitonclick()