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I put documentation in my code, explaining each line. I hadn't written code in 12 months, so I had to refresh my previous learning. You have to think logically, unlike computers, which don't think at all! For larger programs, draw a flowchart!
22 lines
831 B
Python
22 lines
831 B
Python
from turtle import *
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sizes = [20, 40, 60, 80, 100] # list
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for size in sizes: # outer loop, different square sizes from list
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def square(): # function definition
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for x in range(0,4): # inner loop creating a square
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forward(size) # size doesn't change until the outer loop is executed
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right(90) # right turn 90 degrees
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# this code block for the outer loop (below) has to be
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# precisely indented in line with the def square(): function definition,
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# otherwise it won't run properly
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pendown() # same starting point for each square
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color('blue')
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square() # first calling and drawing of a square side from the inner loop,
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# then drawing a different square size from the "for loop" outer loop
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penup()
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input() # pause the turtle display screen to see the drawing
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