Could you perform steps $29-31($adding eyes and altering the legs of the spider$)?$ Hint $1$: Since the legs need to be rendered on opposite sides of the body, you need to use two different heading calculations based on which legs you are rendering.Hint $2$: In the while loop, if you are rendering the first four legs, use one heading calculation; on the other side, use another heading calculationHint $3$: Assume the previous version of your program used the heading $($angle$*$leg$).$ The two new headings should be similar to $($angle$*$leg $-45)$ and $($angle$*$leg $+45).$ Note that the exact value added or subtracted will depend on how much you have reduced the configuration variable angle. # a$116\_$buggy$\_$image.pyimport turtle as trtl# instead of a descriptive name of the turtle such as painter,# a less useful variable name x is usedspider $=$ trtl$.$Turtle$()$spider$.$pensize$(40)$spider$.$circle$(20)$spider$\_$legs $=6$leg$\_$length $=70$z $=380/$ spider$\_$legsspider.pensize$(5)$counter $=3$while $($counter $<$ spider$\_$legs$)$: spider.goto$(0,0)$ spider.setheading$($z$*$counter$)$ spider.forward$($leg$\_$length$)$ counter $=$ counter $+1$while $($counter $<$ spider$\_$legs$)$: spider.goto$(0,60)$ spider.setheading$($z$*$counter$)$ spider.forward$($leg$\_$length$)$ counter $=$ counter $+1$spider.hideturtle$()$wn $=$ trtl$.$Screen$()$wn$.$mainloop$()$