Let's see a few more interesting things we can do with turtles.
Got another little spiral.
In this case, we're not seeing the whole line.
Test is moving around and only leaving her imprint occasionally. So, how did that happen?
First, as before, we've seen things where tests is getting a color, in this case blue.
We also changed our shape.
So, instead of being that little abstract triangle representing your turtle,
now tests really looks like a turtle.
On line nine, we introduced a new method called "up".
What that does is lift the pen up off the paper,
so that when tests moves,
she doesn't leave a line behind her.
As before, we have a for loop.
So, 30 times we're going to execute that whole block of code.
On line 11 we have a new method called Stamp,
which basically stamps test's shape at the current location where test is.
The rest of the things are things that you've seen before.
He's moving forward, the distance is increasing a little bit,
each time that's what makes it a spiral.
In this page, in the textbook,
there are some more mixed up code problems, Parsons problems,
and I really encourage you to take a look at those because they will help
you reinforce what order these things have to happen in,
and the fact that you have to indent the block of code under
the line that says four. See you next time.