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Thanks for the submission! I think this piece may be a bit too simple. While not a perfect metric aim for at least 150 lines of code. I'm going to close this for housekeeping but feel free to resubmit when you are ready. |
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This program is a piece of spirograph code that I wrote! It generates a full spirograph design given an inside / outside circle radius, and a parameter rho to describe the point being tracked within the inside circle. It took a fair amount of time to learn the mathematical basis behind spirographs to replicate it, especially with the parametrization and making it work with the Turtle functionality. It might be fairly small but I am proud of it!
I've been coding for a while (6ish years), mostly in Python and C# - though I've dabbled in Java, R, and Racket. I really love cool solving word game problems with code, as well as designing accessible apps for people with disabilities.