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    This document contains code for drawing shapes using turtle graphics. The code defines a function called "draw" that takes parameters like shape type, color, rotation, and size and uses those parameters to draw various shapes. It then calls the draw function multiple times to render a line, triangle, square, circles, and other shapes on the screen using a turtle object.

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    This document contains code for drawing shapes using turtle graphics. The code defines a function called "draw" that takes parameters like shape type, color, rotation, and size and uses those parameters to draw various shapes. It then calls the draw function multiple times to render a line, triangle, square, circles, and other shapes on the screen using a turtle object.

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    This document contains code for drawing shapes using turtle graphics. The code defines a function called "draw" that takes parameters like shape type, color, rotation, and size and uses those parameters to draw various shapes. It then calls the draw function multiple times to render a line, triangle, square, circles, and other shapes on the screen using a turtle object.

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    33 if shape == "line" :
    34 turtle.setheading(rot)
    35 turtle.forward(size)
    36 if fill == "true" :
    37 turtle.fillcolor(color)
    38 turtle.end_fill()
    39 turtle.penup()
    40 turtle.done()
    41 newt = t.Turtle()
    42 newt.speed(10)
    43 newt.penup()
    44 draw("line",newt,"false","black",90,0,87,"true",0,-137)
    45 draw("triangle",newt,"false","black",240,0,100,"true",0,-50)
    46 newt.setheading(240)
    47 newt.forward(100)
    48 draw("line",newt,"false","black",30,0,58,"false",0,0)
    49 newt.goto(0,-50)
    50 newt.setheading(300)
    51 newt.forward(100)
    52 draw("line",newt,"false","black",150,0,58,"false",0,0)
    53 draw("line",newt,"false","black",90,0,150,"true",0,-50)
    54 draw("square",newt,"true","cyan",0,0,20,"true",-10,90)
    55 draw("circle",newt,"true","cyan",0,0,10,"true",0,80)
    56 newt.goto(0,100)
    57 draw("circle",newt,"true","cyan",0,0,10,"false",0,0)
    58 draw("circle",newt,"true","pink",0,0,8,"false",0,0)
    59 newt.goto(300,300)

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