For this question, you will use two pairs of nested counter- controlled loops (i.e., FOR loops)...

 

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For this question, you will use two pairs of nested counter- controlled loops (i.e., FOR loops) in order to draw a particular pattern of symbols onto a pygame window. Your program will need to create a square pygame window of dimensions 750 x 750, and it will need to update the display for the user and wait for exactly 5 seconds before terminating. Your program does NOT need to produce the gridlines or the row and column numbers. You can assume that you have been provided with the following functions: star (i, j, r, g, b) - which draws a star on the grid at row i, column j, using the colour (r, g, b) umbrella(i, j, r, g, b) - which draws an umbrella on the grid at row i, column j, using the colour (r, g, b) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 1 N 1M ★ 16 With this question, I am attempting to assess... ◆ if you know how a colour can be represented using an ordered triple of three integers ◆ if you know how to nest looping control structures ◆ if you know how to configure range function arguments to yield specific behaviour ◆ if you can perform basic operations using pygame. 2 For this question, you will use two pairs of nested counter- controlled loops (i.e., FOR loops) in order to draw a particular pattern of symbols onto a pygame window. Your program will need to create a square pygame window of dimensions 750 x 750, and it will need to update the display for the user and wait for exactly 5 seconds before terminating. Your program does NOT need to produce the gridlines or the row and column numbers. You can assume that you have been provided with the following functions: star (i, j, r, g, b) - which draws a star on the grid at row i, column j, using the colour (r, g, b) umbrella(i, j, r, g, b) - which draws an umbrella on the grid at row i, column j, using the colour (r, g, b) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 1 N 1M ★ 16 With this question, I am attempting to assess... ◆ if you know how a colour can be represented using an ordered triple of three integers ◆ if you know how to nest looping control structures ◆ if you know how to configure range function arguments to yield specific behaviour ◆ if you can perform basic operations using pygame. 2

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