In a level 2 project, you drew 60 titled squares (https://pythonturtle.academy/60-tilted-squares/). All those squares have the same size. Change the size gradually from small to large in the iteration to
In a level 2 project, you drew 60 titled squares (https://pythonturtle.academy/60-tilted-squares/). All those squares have the same size. Change the size gradually from small to large in the iteration to
In a level 1 project, you are asked to draw a hexagon (https://pythonturtle.academy/hexagon/). Use a loop to draw Triacontagon (a polygon with 30 sides). Does it almost look like a
In level 1 project: three tilted squares (https://pythonturtle.academy/three-tilted-squares/), you drew only three tilted squares. Now use a loop to draw 60 evenly spaced out squares.
Draw the following concentric squares that have color gradually changing from hue value 0 in the center to hue value 1 for outer squares.
Use for loop to draw the following colorful rainbow target. You may also want to use colorsys library to convert HSV colors to RGB colors.
In this simple python turtle project, you are going to draw a 10×10 matrix of connected circles. You can either use nested loops or define a function that draws a