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import ipyturtle3 as turtle
def draw_sequence_with_turtle(sequence, unit=1, colour="aquamarine", canvas=(400, 400)):
"""
This function can be used to plot a sequence using a turtle. After each value in the sequence the turtle will turn
90 degrees.
The canvas size is set to 400 x 400 pixels by default.
Args:
sequence : Sequence of number values
colour: Colour of the background
unit : Unit to travel on the canvas
canvas: Two values for the x, y size of the plotting canvas.
"""
# Print out the sequence values to plot
print(f"Sequence values: {sequence}\n")
# Create and display canvas with background colour
myCanvas = turtle.Canvas(width=canvas[0],height=canvas[1])
display(myCanvas)
myTS = turtle.TurtleScreen(myCanvas)
myTS.clear()
myTS.bgcolor(colour)
# Create turtle shape
bob = turtle.Turtle(myTS)
bob.shape("turtle")
# Animate the sequence - repeats
myTS.delay(50) # Set the drawing delay in milliseconds
for value in sequence:
bob.forward(value * unit) # Move the turtle forward
bob.right(90) # Turn the turtle 90 degrees