Repeat 4 [fd 60 rt 90]
repeat 360[fd1 lt 1]
This is how to make a rectangle in Microsoft logo. repeat 2[fd 200 rt 90 fd 400 rt 90]
Repeat 360 [ fd 5 rt 10 ]
SETCH command is used to point the command its head in any direction without using the RT or LT.
To draw a cycle in MSW Logo, you can use the REPEAT command along with the FORWARD and RIGHT commands. For example, you can type REPEAT 36 [FORWARD 10 RIGHT 10] to create a circular shape. This command effectively moves the turtle forward while turning it slightly, creating a smooth cycle. Adjust the numbers to change the size and smoothness of the cycle.
repeat 360[fd1 lt 1]
repeat 3 [fd 250 rt 120]
This is how to make a rectangle in Microsoft logo. repeat 2[fd 200 rt 90 fd 400 rt 90]
To draw a hexagon using the repeat command in Logo, you can use the following code: repeat 6 [forward 100 right 60] This command will move the turtle forward by 100 units and then turn it right by 60 degrees, repeating this process six times to create a hexagon. Adjust the forward distance to change the size of the hexagon.
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.
Repeat 360 [ fd 5 rt 10 ]
SETCH command is used to point the command its head in any direction without using the RT or LT.
To draw a cycle in MSW Logo, you can use the REPEAT command along with the FORWARD and RIGHT commands. For example, you can type REPEAT 36 [FORWARD 10 RIGHT 10] to create a circular shape. This command effectively moves the turtle forward while turning it slightly, creating a smooth cycle. Adjust the numbers to change the size and smoothness of the cycle.
To draw a rhombus using the Logo programming language, you can use the following commands: Use the "forward" command to move the turtle forward. Use the "right" or "left" command to change the direction of the turtle. Repeat the forward and turn commands to create the four sides of the rhombus, ensuring that the opposite sides are of equal length and the angles between adjacent sides are 90 degrees. Finally, use the "penup" and "pendown" commands to lift and lower the pen as needed to avoid drawing unnecessary lines.
A square logo
A square logo
Windows Logo + R