submission and created a function to encapsulate it.
This wasn't as difficult as I made it out to be as I was still attempting to fully understand the concept.
I realized that I could define the function as what I was making. When I figured this out, the rest came to me
and I was able to reorganize my shape to fit inside the function. Much of getting it to work was trial-and-error,
and as such it felt earned to figure it out. My next major step involves making an attempt to introduce an
argument into the function, and specifically allow for my d-pad to scale in size in order to make either a smaller
d-pad inside of the current one or to even offset for a bit of a 3D effect.
directional pad, which is often referred to as a D-pad.
This was a struggling first step, and I will admit that I reached out for significant help to get this
process started. Instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, I looked up some starter code to get a start and
worked backwards from there in order to understand it fully and do what I wanted it to. Additionally,
it allowed me to experiment with a color fill that I wanted. My next step involves potentially creating a
function that will clean up the actual drawing process and reduce the number of steps.
Justin Toombs
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