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9) A) Write a Python program that uses Turtle graphics, and a for-loop to draw the following shape. Inside the loop, draw a circle of radius equal to RADIUS, and then turn the turtle to the left by a certain amount of degrees, called ANGLE. Use the following data: NUM_CIRCLES=36 # Number of circles to draw RADIUS=150 # Radius of each circle ANGLE=360/NUM_CIRCLES # Angle to turn B) Modify the above program to so that it draws a 'red' circle if the loop's target variable is even, and a 'blue' circle otherwise. Use a conditional expression to set the pencolor() as needed. Also, change the background color (i.e. bgcolor) to 'lightgreen'.

          9) A) Write a Python program that uses Turtle graphics, and a
for-loop to draw the following shape. Inside the loop, draw a
circle of radius equal to RADIUS, and then turn the turtle to
the left by a certain amount of degrees, called ANGLE. Use
the following data:
NUM_CIRCLES=36 # Number of circles to draw
RADIUS=150 # Radius of each circle
ANGLE=360/NUM_CIRCLES # Angle to turn
B) Modify the above program to so that it draws a 'red' circle if the loop's target variable is
even, and a 'blue' circle otherwise. Use a conditional
expression to set the pencolor() as needed. Also, change the
background color (i.e. bgcolor) to 'lightgreen'.

9) A) Write a Python program that uses Turtle graphics, and a
for-loop to draw the following shape. Inside the loop, draw a
circle of radius equal to RADIUS, and then turn the turtle to
the left by a certain amount of degrees, called ANGLE. Use
the following data:
NUMCIRCLES=36 # Number of circles to draw
RADIUS=150 # Radius of each circle
ANGLE=360/NUMCIRCLES # Angle to turn
B) Modify the above program to so that it draws a 'red' circle if the loop's target variable is
even, and a 'blue' circle otherwise. Use a conditional
expression to set the pencolor() as needed. Also, change the
background color (i.e. bgcolor) to 'lightgreen'.

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