Write a program to draw the image shown below by calling drawSquare function. There are five squares to draw. Although you may write five statements to call drawSquare function, five penup statements, five ..., what if you have to draw twenty squares or even more? Notice that no matter how many squares to be draw in the following image, the process is repeated. Can we use a for loop? Each square has the same size, but starts from different position. Assume the first one starts from (0, 0), the second one (-25, -25), the third one (-50, -50)

import turtle

def drawSquare(t, sz):

"""Make turtle t draw a square with side sz."""

for i in range(4):

t.forward(sz)

t.left(90)

wn = turtle.Screen() # Set up the window and its attributes

wn.bgcolor("lightgreen")

alex = turtle.Turtle() # create alex

alex.color("hotpink") #change pen color to hot pink

alex.pensize(3)

# Contiue your rest of the codes here

wn.exitonclick()