For this program, one turtle will randomly move within the window. When it gets to the edge it bounces back onto the window.

Write a program called turtle_bounce.py.

Specifications:

Name your file exactly turtle_bounce.py

Add the standard header: name, date, brief description

Import the turtle and random modules.

Set up a window 500 x 500.

Apply a title, Turtle Bounce, to your window.

Create one turtle object, shaped like a turtle, and position it in the window.

Turtle's pen should be up.

Move the turtle forward, 5 pixels per movement.

Turtle starts in a random direction.

Turtle stays in the same direction until the turtle has passed the edge of the window.

Each time the turtle moves:

Check to see if the turtle has passed the edge of the window.

If the turtle is outside the window, move it back on to the window, approximately where it left. Move it backward (forward -5 pixels).

When the turtle returns to the window, change its direction, to a new random direction.

The program must contain a while loop, one or more if statements, and a function. Use a function for step 11.

Add line comments for each logical section of your code.

Hints: Use one or more of the following expressions, statements, methods, and functions.

SIZE=500

SIZE/2

setup(,)

title()

Turtle(), myTurtle.shape(), myTurtle.penup(), myTurtle.forward(), myTurtle.setheading() where myTurtle is the name of the turtle object variable. You can name the turtle as you please (e.g. john)

while True:

random.randrange(360)

x, y = myTurtle.position()

abs(x)

abs(y)

Save and run your program.

Before it moves it might look like this: