Lab 6: Turtle Graphics

For this lab, you will prepare a single file, called lab6.py. I've prepared a starter file for you, available here on the course webpage.

Turning in your work

Be sure to turn in whatever you have finished, at the end of the lab session. You may continue to work until midnight, and submit your work again.

Late penalties: 1 day late: -5%, 2 days: -10%, -3 days: -20%.

To turn your work in, go to mycourses.unh.edu, find CS414, open the syllabus, and click on Lab 6. Then click Submit Assignment, click Choose file, and find lab6.py.

Your task:

Using the turtle module, write a python program that draws the following scene:

It contains the following elements:

a letter, drawn using lines
a letter, drawn using squares
a lollipop
a pine tree
a five-pointed star

Turtle reference:

Here are examples os turtle functions that you will find useful:

`goto(10, 20)`	Moves the pen to position (10, 20)
`setpos(10, 20)`	Moves the pen to position (10,20), same as `goto`
`forward(100)`	Moves the pen forward 100 units
`fd(100)`	Moves the pen forward 100 units, same as `forward`
`setheading(90)`	'forward' is now up (0 = right, 90 = up, 180 = left, 270 = down)
`right(90)`	rotates the heading 90 degrees to the right
`rt(90)`	rotates the heading 90 degrees to the right, same as `right`
`left(90)`	rotates the heading 90 degrees to the left
`lt(90)`	rotates the heading 90 degrees to the left, same as `left`
`penup()`	Pen movement won't do any drawing
`pendown()`	Pen movement will draw something
`color('red')`	Lines will be drawn red, from here on
`pensize(5)`	Lines be drawn 5 pixels thick, from here on
`begin_fill()`	Start a filled polygon
`end_fill()`	Finish a filled polygon
`fillcolor('yellow')`	Polygons will be filled with yellow pixels
`tracer(True)`	Show the pen's movements
`tracer(False)`	Don't show the pen's movements (draws much faster)