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Working with loops

Continued practice with functions definitions and if statements

For this assignment you'll be using the

Gui.py $($you can download from Canvas or below$)$ module as

we did for homework $4.$ You will need to have this file in the same folder as your solution. Here is

the HW$6\_$starter.py $($you can download from Canvas or below$)$ for this assignment.

$[4$ Guipy $3$aske

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Your program will produce the image below containing these drawings $($The figure below is not

drawn to scale.$).$ Your program will not display any of the text $($like the words Figure $1$ or Figure C$).$

Look at Figures $1,2,$ and $3.$ I will refer to each of these as one line grid

Each line grid is made up of a sequence of straight lines.

Given the coordinates of the top line left endpoint and the width, you should be able to figure

out the coordinates of the right endpoint of that top line.

Successive lines are drawn with shifted endpoints. The amount of space between each

horizontal line is based on the width and number of lines.

Each grid should have the same height as its width.

A question you need to answer is how much space is between each line so that the total height

equals the width. For example, look at Figure $2.$ The width is $200$ so the total height should also be

There are $5$ lines, with $4$ areas of space between them. How much space goes between each

line? It's not $200/5,$ or $40.$ If there are $4$ areas of space, with a height of $40$ in each, that's only $40*$

$4,$ or $160$ units.

Here are the properties of Figures $1,2,3$ :