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I see const t = new bt.Turtle();
which leads me to believe this is a js implementation of turtle. OK, cool. so I tried some methods like penup() pendown() circle(n)
all of which failed. So I went to read more about the implementation of blots version of turtle, but have yet to find the documentation.
I did find the turtle implementation in the source code. penup() and pendown() are up(), down()
I did not see implementations for shapes. Maybe I should write those.
Anyway, I think an online reference would be nice.
Alternatively, if the methods more closely matched the Turtle methods, you could probably just use the python documentation.
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I see const t = new bt.Turtle();
which leads me to believe this is a js implementation of turtle. OK, cool. so I tried some methods like penup() pendown() circle(n)
all of which failed. So I went to read more about the implementation of blots version of turtle, but have yet to find the documentation.
To be more specific, I do mean an online reference, something akin to:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/turtle.html
I did find the turtle implementation in the source code. penup() and pendown() are up(), down()
I did not see implementations for shapes. Maybe I should write those.
Anyway, I think an online reference would be nice.
Alternatively, if the methods more closely matched the Turtle methods, you could probably just use the python documentation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: