its easy...
1st you need to draw its radius (any length you want)
2nd type circle in your command box.
For example in the first one you put 50 as length, you go forward 50
and then in the second one type circle 50.
And then you have your circle.
No it will meet the starting point, but you can go on the circle to make it never ending.
A compass
Eight of them.
360
no
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no we can't
yes
It is called "Edall" and you do Edall on it.
This is how to make a rectangle in Microsoft logo.fd 100 rt 90fd 150 rt 90fd 100 rt 90fd 150 rt 90
px for [x 1 1000000] [fd :x rt 90]
microsoft logo in computer
To make a tree in MSWLogo, you can use the "repeat" command to create the trunk and branches. Start by drawing a straight line for the trunk using the "fd" (forward) command. Then, use the "lt" (left) and "rt" (right) commands to create branches by changing the angle of the turtle. You can use the "repeat" command to create multiple branches, adjusting the angle and length each time. Finally, you can add leaves by drawing small circles or shapes at the end of each branch.
To draw an oval in MSWLogo, you can use the REPEAT command to create a series of small line segments that approximate the shape of an oval. For example, you can use a command like REPEAT 360 [FORWARD 1 RIGHT 1] to create a circular shape, and then adjust the horizontal and vertical scaling to create an oval effect. Alternatively, you can use the ARC command to draw a part of an oval by specifying the radius and angle.
There is a hole in the ruler (i.e.) circle just make the circle using that
A decagon is a 10-sided polygon. To draw a regular decagon in MSWLogo, first create the following procedure: to decagon :n repeat 10 [fd :n rt 36] end Now invoke it: decagon 100 This creates a decagon with sides of length 100.
a square in a circle