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Here's what I get: ~I'm assuming a picture of 600 x 600~public class TurtleBoxes {
public static void main(String [] args) {
Picture canvas = new Picture(600,600);
Turtle sam = new Turtle(canvas);
sam.forward(200);
sam.turn(90);
sam.forward(200);
sam.turn(90);
sam.forward(200);
sam.turn(90);
sam.forward(200);
sam.turn(90);
sam.penUp();
sam.forward(50);
sam.turn(90);
sam.forward(50);
sam.penDown();
sam.forward(100);
sam.turn(-90);
sam.forward(100);
sam.turn(-90);
sam.forward(100);
sam.turn(-90);
sam.forward(100);
}
}-Taylor |
| Can we use drawSquare() for this? |
public class TurtleBox{
public static void main(String [] args) {
Picture canvas = new Picture(600, 600);
Turtle jenny = new Turtle(canvas);
for (int i =1; i <=4, i++) {
jenny.forward(200);
jenny.turn(90);} //end of for loop
jenny.penUp();
jenny.forward(50);
jenny.turn(90);
jenny.forward(50);
jenny.turn(-90);
jenny.penDown();
for (int ind =1; ind <=4, ind++) {
jenny.forward(100);
jenny.turn(90);} // end of for loop
}
}-Student527I may have used the for loops a bit too much since I used one for doing something twice, but either way, this works...public class TurtleBoxInBox {
public static void main(String [] args) {
Picture canvas = new Picture(600,600);
Turtle jenny = new Turtle(canvas);
for(int i = 0; i<4; i++)
{jenny.forward(100);
jenny.turn(90);}
jenny.penUp();
for(int i = 0; i <2; i++)
{jenny.turn(-90); jenny.forward(50); }
jenny.turn(-90);
jenny.penDown();
for(int i = 0; i<4; i++)
{jenny.forward(200);jenny.turn(-90);}
canvas.show();
}
} -Student521 |