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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.
It looks like an almost all-white screen, with the customary toolbar at the top, and the company's logo and a search-value window in the middle.
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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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