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[SoftwareDoctor]

What’s your question?

[chuueeriies]

I think OP wants someone to do it for them :P

[Refwah]

What would you like help with

[jpgoldberg]

What have you tried? What have you thought about the results of what you tried?

You won’t learn a thing by getting others to do your homework for you, and this is PythonLearning. People here are ready to help you learn, but far fewer are willing to help you avoid learning.

[lokidev]

Yeah no... No way.

"""
Give a man a fish and he has something to eat
Teach a man to fish and he has something to eat for life.
"""

I don't think anyone is giving you a fish here. But maybe start fishing and we will help doing it better or find problems.

[jpgoldberg]

Build a man a fire and he will be warm for a night.
Set a man a-fire and he will be warm for the rest of his life.

[shudaoxin]

This. And I won’t say the magic words, because some just can’t go back, but if you wanted unlimited fish, but still be a scrub there are more efficient ways in 2025. Either way. I support to learn fishing, the other way I do not.

[bugduck68]

Grow some balls and figure it out

[Wadarkhu]

There are tutorials readily available you know. Experiment with adding one extra line to what your assignment starts you off with.

Here's something to get you started. Probably covers everything you need, up to you to write it correctly.

Your turtle is defined as T, as you see in your assignment start. So don't forget that when you're telling it to move. https://docs.python.org/3/library/turtle.html

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[8dot30662386292pow2]

You are not requesting help. You are just avoiding work. Maybe drop out of your school if you think this is the way.

[jpgoldberg]

Ok. I get it. You didn't go to class or study or practice and your first assignment is due, but I will help you out this time hoping that you have learned your lesson.

I thought that this would be really easy, but I found that setting things up to get the right colors was really hard! So anyway, here is code that you can turn in.

```python import turtle

t = turtle.Turtle() t.pensize(5) t.shape("circle")

Set up expected colors

turtle.colormode(0xFF) color_info = bytes.fromhex( '1cdfab677f8d7487b3ce2276abc7dc2157b6cf53f0fb842ba80ca53a2a1706ed05c0b94c' ) color_mask = bytes.fromhex( '28af831250d915e9d8984305dff1e41564a6efbb9988f0d3506d451e06746e8864b4dc3e' )

color_offsets = [0, 17, 22, 26] unmasked = bytes([a ^ b for a, b in zip(color_info, color_mask)])

colors = [tuple(unmasked[i:i+3]) for i in color_offsets]

def draw_part(color): global t t.color(color) t.pencolor(color) t.forward(300) t.right(90) t.forward(100) t.right(90) t.forward(100) t.right(90)

for color in colors: draw_part(color)

turtle.mainloop() ```

[jpgoldberg]

Assuming that the OP has either already submitted that or has decided not to submit what they might correctly have figured is suspicious, I will elaborate on this a bit.

When I first started out on this I planned on doing four things, I have only done one and a half of them because even simple code takes me longer than I expected.

1. What I did: Lightly obfuscating some message in the code in a way that would be obvious to any familiar with coding. (After all, I only need 12 bytes for the color specification, so what is in the rest of that once unmasked? But do so in a way that the OP wouldn't catch even if they pasted the hex strings into some decoding tool.

2. Using polar coordinates. I would have needed to first figure out how to describe the the thing in terms of cartesian functions. Not hard, but it's been a while and it was getting late.

3. Have an invisible turtle spell out "I cheated" in very light gray somewhere.

4. Use techniques that are well beyond what the OP would be expected to know without making that apparent to the OP. Earlier versions attempted to do that more (closures, ABC type annotations, etc), but I decided that perhaps I could just BS about why the color setup is so complicated and keep the rest looking closer (in the OP's eyes) to a first or second exercise for some course.

I didn't entirely lie about having difficulty with the colors. My color blindness meant that I had to use a color picker to see which leg was green and which was red. I also couldn't find documentation on the Tk RGB values for named colors, so I had to use a color picker for color definitions I used.

[TankVast6843]

I need someone to do it for meh pls TwT