spawns random circles

run.py

 import pygame as pg  
+import numpy as np
+from random import randint
+
+def randomColor()->tuple[int]:
+    return (randint(0,256),randint(0,256),randint(0,256))
+
+def random2DPointOnScreen(screen:pg.Surface)->tuple:
+    tup=screen.get_size()
+    xCoord=int(np.random.uniform()*tup[0])#I want the position on the screen to be random. 
+    yCoord=int(np.random.uniform()*tup[1])
+    return (xCoord,yCoord)#I imagine that there are some advantages with having it as a tuple. 
+
+def randomCircleSize():
+    return 30+10*np.random.normal()#I want the radius to be centered around 30 with some spread.
+    #This isnt controlling that I may make circles with negative sizes. 
+    #This is not common because it is 3 standard deviations out of normal,
+    #but I may have to find a better distribution that doesnt create negatives, like the poisson.
+
+def drawCircleOnScreen(screen:pg.Surface)->None:
+    pg.draw.circle(screen,randomColor(),random2DPointOnScreen(screen),randomCircleSize())
 
 def run():
     pg.init()
-    screen = pg.display.set_mode((400,400))
+    clock=pg.time.Clock()
+
+    screen = pg.display.set_mode((400,400))#The first number is left-right and the second is up-down. 
+
+    
     done=False
+
     while not done:
         for event in pg.event.get():  
             if event.type == pg.QUIT:  
                 done = True 
-    pg.display.flip()
+            if event.type == pg.KEYDOWN:
+                dealWithPressed(event)
+                #print(event.key) I am not using this one. 
+
+        drawCircleOnScreen(screen)
+        #get the radius in here.
+
+
+        pg.display.update()
+        clock.tick(5)
+
+def dealWithPressed(event):
+    if event.key == pg.K_LEFT:
+        print("hi")
+    if event.key == pg.K_RIGHT:
+        print("howdi")
+
 run()
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