Referenced from lesson Defining Values (Spring, 2021)
1 On the line below, write the Code to define PRIZE-STAR
as a pink, outline star of size 65.
Using the PRIZE-STAR
definition from above, draw the Circle of Evaluation and write the Code for each of the exercises. One Circle of Evaluation has been done for you.
2 The outline of a pink star that is three times the size of the original (using Circle of Evaluation:
(scale 3 PRIZE-STAR)
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3 The outline of a pink star that is half the size of the original (using Circle of Evaluation: |
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Code: |
Code: |
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4 The outline of a pink star that is rotated 45 degrees (It should be the same size as the original.) Circle of Evaluation: |
5 The outline of a pink star that is three times as big as the original and has been rotated 45 degrees Circle of Evaluation: |
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Code: |
Code: |
6 How does defining values help you as a programmer?
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