In Logo programming, the command to draw a rhombus can be achieved using the combination of FORWARD and RIGHT (or LEFT) commands to create the desired angles. A typical command sequence might look like this: REPEAT 2 [FORWARD 100 RIGHT 60 FORWARD 100 RIGHT 120], where you adjust the angles and lengths as needed to create a rhombus shape.
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Well, honey, to draw a rhombus using the Logo command, you start by moving forward a certain distance, then turn a certain number of degrees, move forward again, turn some more, rinse and repeat until you've got yourself a fancy rhombus. Just make sure your angles add up to 360 degrees, or else you'll end up with a wonky shape that even Picasso would side-eye.
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In Logo programming, you can create a dodecagon (a 12-sided polygon) using a simple command. The command would typically be: REPEAT 12 [FORWARD 50 RIGHT 30], where 50 is the length of each side. This command instructs the turtle to move forward by 50 units and then turn right by 30 degrees, repeating this action 12 times to complete the dodecagon. Adjust the FORWARD value to change the size of the dodecagon.
Rhombus Not a SquareIn a square, the sides are perpendicular. In a rhombus, they aren't. A rhombus is never a square.
To draw a rhombus in Microsoft Logo, you can use the following commands: REPEAT 4 [FORWARD 100 RIGHT 60] This command makes the turtle move forward by 100 units and turn 60 degrees to the right, repeating this sequence four times to complete the rhombus shape. Make sure to adjust the angle or length as needed to create different sizes or orientations of the rhombus.
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Well, honey, to draw a rhombus using the Logo command, you start by moving forward a certain distance, then turn a certain number of degrees, move forward again, turn some more, rinse and repeat until you've got yourself a fancy rhombus. Just make sure your angles add up to 360 degrees, or else you'll end up with a wonky shape that even Picasso would side-eye.
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Windows Logo + R
The logo featuring three red rhombuses is associated with the brand "Delta Air Lines." The three rhombus shapes are arranged in a triangular formation and represent the airline's commitment to excellence and its dynamic presence in the aviation industry. This logo has become widely recognized and symbolizes Delta's identity.
Windows Logo + R
SETCH command is used to point the command its head in any direction without using the RT or LT.
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this command allows the turtle to turn its head in any direction
repeat 3 [fd 250 rt 120]
In MSW LOGO, you can set the screen color using the SETSCREENCOLOR command followed by the desired color value. For example, to set the screen color to blue, you would use SETSCREENCOLOR 1. Colors are generally represented by numbers, where each number corresponds to a specific color in the MSW LOGO palette.