Lesson 1 (4.0 points) 1. what is code? (1.0 pts) 2. what does the python(command line) interpreter’s command prompt look like? (0.5 points) 3. name at least one way to deal with a frozen window. (0.5 points) 4. what does the reset() command do? (1.0 points) 5. what is an argument? (1.0 points) lesson 2 (4.0 points) 1. what is the radius of a circle? (1.0 points) 2. in the circle() command, what is the steps argument? (1.0 points) 3. in the forward() command, what does the number argument inside the parentheses do? (1.0 points) 4. what would the command left(-720) do? (1.0 points) lesson 3 (4.0 points) 1. what is idle used for? (1.0 points) 2. what does the exitonclick() command do? (1.0 points) 3. what is a shell? (1.0 points) 4. what is a way to tell the python shell from the text editor? (1.0 points)

1. What is code?

text that is written in a human-readable programming language that a computer can also interpret.

2. What does the Python(command line) interpreter’s command prompt look like? (0.5 points)

It looks like this: >>>

3. Name at least one way to deal with a frozen window. (0.5 points)

If the Python (command line) window freezes, select the  

Close button to force the window to close, and then reopen the window and repeat any steps that were lost.

4. What does the reset() command do? (1.0 points)

erases everything drawn by the turtle and moves the turtle back to its starting position.

5. What is an argument? (1.0 points)

 a letter, number, word, or combination of those that a command needs in order to work.

Lesson 2

1. What is the radius of a circle? (1.0 points)

is the distance from the center of the circle to the line of the circle. The larger the radius, the larger the circle drawn by the turtle will be.

2. In the circle() command, what is the steps argument? (1.0 points)

If the circle() command has a positive number argument, the turtle will draw a circle moving forward counterclockwise from its starting place.

3.In the forward() command, what does the number argument inside the parentheses do? (1.0 points)  (NOT 100% sure about this one but was on the same line in content and said same thing so went with it ^w^)

This number describes the radius of the circle that should be drawn.

all ive got for now

the only way i would see could be an autoclicker type software. but that is very time consuming.