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Turtle graphics is a term in computer graphics for a method of programming vector graphics using a relative cursor (the "turtle") upon a Cartesian plane.
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Koch snowflake in Python with Turtle
Your code reads well and is easily understandable. On top of also finding that you might have too much constant (more on that in a little bit), I just have a few nitpicks:
whitespace in expressions i …
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Draw checker board
In essence, the code is well designed. You’ve split the code into simple, reusable functions and the logic is clear.
But there are still improvements to be made:
You relly on the global variable bo …
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Small turtle program using instruction strings to draw patterns
You seem to expect your var (or V) parameter to contain exactly P.keys().
First of, you could always check that using assert set(V) == set(P.keys()), which I find more understandable at first. Also n …
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