1-1
For each of the four shapes, put the entire program
in the space for answer a.
If the program includes one or more
functions that use other functions, then click the Yes button.
Then, using the section below the program
area, describe the visual patterns produced by
some of the abbreviations you use.
Your program may use more than three abbreviations,
but only list and describe briefly three of them.
Note: Do not just list the code for the abbreviations.
Say something like "an upper right corner"
Finally, select the minimum
number of retraces that shape requires. No explanation is
required.
(bar)
(zig)
(tee)
(ell)
1-2
For this problem you were asked what picture does each program
draw. You do not have to submit those pictures or descriptions.
Doing those pictures allowed you to find out how many
different pictures you get.
For this problem, difference in shapes depends on how
you define sameness. As specified on the assignment, two
shapes that differ only by location are not different.
On the other hand, two shapes that differ by rotation
are different.
For example, if you are asked to write a program to draw a T
on a JumboTron for Tufts, a T on its side is
different from a T standing up normally. Be sure you
use this rule when determining how many different shapes there are.