CSC $110$ Project $-$ Cardstock Cube Decorated with Turtle Patterns

The final product of this project will be a cardstock decorated cube. With the turtle module, you

will draw the skeleton for the cube and a pattern on each side $($a different pattern will be

assigned to each student$).$ I will print your turtle code image directly on an $8\mathrm{.}5in.x11\mathrm{.}0in.$

sheet of cardstock using a color laser printer.

The projects will be broken down into multiple steps that will be made available and explained

over the course of the next weeks. See next page for an example of a possible final product.

$***$ First step: draw the skeleton. Submit in Runestone.

Write a helper function square $(t,sz)$ that draws a square of side length $sz$ with a turtle $t.$ You

must use a for loop in the function. Add a "docstring" or a comment below the function header

to specify the starting point of the square $($e$.$g$.$ top$-$left corner$).$

Write a helper function $($name it as you like$)$ cubeTab$($t$,$sz$,$L$)$ that draws the top tab of the

skeleton with a turtle $t.$ Refer to the picture for $sz$ and $L.$

Write a function $($name it as you like$)$ B$\_$with$\_$tabs $(t,sz,L)$ that draws the pattern with square B

with the left and right tabs$.$

Write a function $($name it as you like$)$ CAC$\_$with$\_$tabs $(t,sz,L)$ that draws the squares CAC with the

left and right tabs$.$

In the main program, assign values for $sz$ and $L$ and invoke the helper functions to draw the

skeleton. You will have to move and$/$or change the orientation of the turtle according to its

position before invoking those functions.

Important: on a sketch of the cube skeleton, show your starting point and the main steps of

your code. Later you will have to explain your code to me$,$ and this will help you do that.