Write a rectangle function that takes as arguments four integers x, y, width and height and that draws a rectangle whose upper left corner has coordinates (x,y), whose horizontal dimension is width and the vertical dimension height. to make something prettier, you draw a rectangle with rounded edges instead by drawing quarter circles (with a radius of 5) at each corner of the rectangle (see proposed display above). To do this, you can use the circle function of the turtle module.

Write a rectangle function that takes as arguments four integers x, y, width and height and that draws a rectangle whose upper left corner has coordinates (x,y), whose horizontal dimension is width and the vertical dimension height. to make something prettier, you draw a rectangle with rounded edges instead by drawing quarter circles (with a radius of 5) at each corner of the rectangle (see proposed display above). To do this, you can use the circle function of the turtle module.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter5: Control Structures Ii (repetition)

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