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Learning to Program in Python Concept 2 Basic IO - Turtle Graphics Learning Intentions From this lesson the students will be able to: Create 2 or more instances of a turtle Make turtles draw patterns Understand terms such as Module, Import,

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Learning to Program in Python Concept 2
Basic IO - Turtle Graphics<br>
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Learning Intentions From this lesson the students will be able to:
Create 2 or more instances of a turtle
Make turtles draw patterns
Understand terms such as Module, Import, Class, Object, Attributes.<br>
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The turtle MODULE Python allows you to import extra modules, specifically written for Python users. One of them is called turtle. You must import it to use it. You can then open a graphics window. import turtle # so we can use the turtles library of commands
win = turtle.Screen()
# creates a graphics window LO 2.9 students should be able to assemble existing algorithms or create new ones that use functions (including recursive), procedures, and modules<br>