To get Tracy (assuming Tracy is a version of a turtle graphics tool) to draw 100 circles using basic commands, you can use a loop structure to repeat the drawing command. Here’s a simple example using Python's turtle graphics:
import turtle
# Set up the turtle
tracy = turtle.Turtle()
# Loop to draw 100 circles
for _ in range(100):
tracy.circle(50) # Draw a circle with a radius of 50
tracy.penup() # Lift the pen to move without drawing
tracy.forward(10) # Move a little forward for spacing
tracy.pendown() # Put the pen down to start the next circle
# Complete the drawing
turtle.done()
In this code:
- A turtle named
tracy
is created. - A
for
loop is used to repeat the circle drawing process 100 times. - After drawing each circle, the pen is lifted, and the turtle moves forward to create some spacing before drawing the next circle.