Turtle Graphics is a Python feature that functions as a drawing board allowing users to

direct a turtle to create drawings on it$.$

Functions such as penup$(),$ pendown$(),$ pensize$(),$ forward$(),$ right$(),$ colour$(),$ fill$(),$ etc. can

be utilised to control the drawing, move the turtle, and apply appropriate colouring and filling.

The frequently utilised turtle techniques can be located in the provided PDF document titled

"Turtle Graphics: Python $3\mathrm{.}7\mathrm{.}1$rc$1$ Documentation."

Import the turtle module to utilise its methods and functionalities.

The module "turtle" is included in the standard Python package and does not require

external installation. The plan for carrying out a turtle project consists of three steps:

Utilise the turtle module. Instantiate a turtle for control.

Utilise the turtle method to draw shapes. Issue:

$3$

Utilising the knowledge gained in this course, create a Python programme that generates a

spiral diagram using the turtle module in an iterative manner with correct spacing between

shapes as below

Provide a screenshot displaying your code and its corresponding result.

Draw the forms using the specified colours: yellow and blue for the triangle$-$

like objects, and red for the backdrop. The prompt should be in the shape of a turtle.

The code should consist of a single loop with $400$ iterations.

There should be $300$ yellow triangles. The final output should match the shape.

The $x$ and $y$ coordinate values need to be modified to fit within the canvas.

Ensure the accurate establishment of the initial coordinates $(x$ and $y)$ for your design to

adhere to the specified diagram.