Read the instructions carefully. Not following the instructions will result in you not getting the credit you want for the assignment.

Learning Outcomes

Add new features to code you already made

New functions that you create call functions you previously made

Avoid writing code with global variables and global code

Take program input from the command line terminal, not keyboard

Structure

Files:

doodle.py

Problem

This project builds on your work from Timmy the Turtle. You will be enhancing it to introduce more complexity into the shapes drawn by the turtle.

The project involves:

Drawing Complex Shapes: You will compose complex shapes using the basic shapes you have already been drawing. For example, a house can be drawn using squares and triangles. Such a house function would call the square and triangle functions you already made.

Scaling Factors: You will use scaling factors to draw shapes of different sizes. This allows you to create a small house or a large house using the same code. You can scale values in two ways:

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Key Program Requirements and Grading

While you might observe that certain rubrics are being automatically graded, please note that these scores will not be transferred to Canvas until your instructor or TA comprehensively reviews the entire project and manually assigns grades after the deadline ends.

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$)$Criteria Description Points

Complex Shapes Your drawing includes several complex shapes of different sizes and colors. $20$

Scaling Use a scaling factor to make drawing different sizes easier. $20$

Input The program takes one command line parameter, which alters the scene in some way. $10$

Pictures You code generates an image when we test it$.20$

Function Count If we count $3$ basic shape functions $+1$ main functions $+2$ functions for $2$ different complex shapes, then your program should have at least $6$ functions. You could have more, but you should not have less. $15$

Snake Case All variable names and the code follows Python snake case or camelcase. $5$

Global Code $*$All$*$ variables are defined inside main or another function. No global variables. $5$

Main Function Your top$-$level code is in the main function. The program contains a main function with conditional execution. $5$