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In this assignment You need to create a vertical rainbow with the colors ROYGBIV that fills the entire canvas, looking like this: The requirements: • Each stripe should be equal in width and height. • You should use the const variables COLOR_COUNT (the number of colors), COLOR_WIDTH (the width of each color), and COLOR_HEIGHT (the height of each color) to set the dimensions and positions of your stripes throughout the program. In other words, if you were to change the value of COLOR_COUNT, then your final drawing will have stripes of different widths. • The functions getWidth() and getHeight() should be used to calculate the values of the above const variables. • [FOR THIS NEW EXERCISE] You should only have one function, but seven different calls to that function.

          In this assignment
You need to create a vertical rainbow with the colors ROYGBIV that fills the
entire canvas, looking like this:
The requirements:
• Each stripe should be equal in width and height.
• You should use the const variables COLOR_COUNT (the number of colors),
COLOR_WIDTH (the width of each color), and COLOR_HEIGHT (the height of
each color) to set the dimensions and positions of your stripes throughout
the program. In other words, if you were to change the value of
COLOR_COUNT, then your final drawing will have stripes of different widths.
• The functions getWidth() and getHeight() should be used to calculate
the values of the above const variables.
• [FOR THIS NEW EXERCISE] You should only have one function, but seven
different calls to that function.

In this assignment
You need to create a vertical rainbow with the colors ROYGBIV that fills the
entire canvas, looking like this:
The requirements:
• Each stripe should be equal in width and height.
• You should use the const variables COLORCOUNT (the number of colors),
COLORWIDTH (the width of each color), and COLORHEIGHT (the height of
each color) to set the dimensions and positions of your stripes throughout
the program. In other words, if you were to change the value of
COLORCOUNT, then your final drawing will have stripes of different widths.
• The functions getWidth() and getHeight() should be used to calculate
the values of the above const variables.
• [FOR THIS NEW EXERCISE] You should only have one function, but seven
different calls to that function.

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