Write a Python program that will produce our simplified "spirograph" images from squares. Your program should include a function: spiro(num, side) that takes two arguments: the number of squares to draw in one revolution, and the side length of each square in the figure. Remember: there are 360 degrees in a circle.

Here is a function that demonstrates how to draw a randomly colored filled square. Youll want to copy-paste this function into your program, and call this function from within a loop in your spirograph function, so that it draws multiple squares:

import turtle, random

turtle.speed(0)

turtle.delay(0)

def filled_square(side):

r = random.random()

g = random.random()

b = random.random()

turtle.color(r,g,b)

turtle.begin_fill()

for i in range(4):

turtle.forward(side)

turtle.left(90)

turtle.end_fill()