Julullrich/TurtleGrafik

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<language>Java</language>
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'''Nikolaushaus'''
<canvas w="400" h="300"></canvas>
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'''Treppe'''
<canvas w ="400" h="300"></canvas>
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<td align="center" valign="top">
<code id="5375d9ac13bc0">
public void nikolaus(double x) {
double c = Math.sqrt(2) * x;
for (i=1, i<=n, i++){
turtle1.forward(x);
turtle1.right(45);
turtle1.forward(c/2);
turtle1.right(90);
turtle1.forward(c/2);
turtle1.right(135);
turtle1.forward(x);
turtle1.left(45);
turtle1.forward(c);
turtle1.right(135);
turtle1.forward(x);
turtle1.right(135);
turtle1.forward(x);
turtle1.right(135);
turtle1.forward(c);
turtle1.right(135);
turtle1.forward(x);
}
}
</code>
<run id="5375d9ac13e01">
canvas.clear();
turtle1.move(1,299);
nikolaus(50); 
</run>
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<td align="center" valign="top">
<code id="5375d9ac13c6a">
public void treppe(double x, int n) {
  for (i=1, i<=n, i++) {
    turtle2.forward(x);
    turtle2.right(90);
    turtle2.forward(x);
    turtle2.left(90);
  }
  turtle2.right(180);
  turtle2.forward(x*n);
  turtle2.right(90);
  turtle2.forward(x*n);
}
</code>
<run id="5375d9ac13eae">
canvas2.clear();
turtle2.move(200,150);
treppe(40, 3);
</run>
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'''Pentagramm'''
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'''Rosette'''
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<canvas w ="400" h="300"></canvas>
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<canvas w ="400" h="300"></canvas>
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<code id="5375d9ac13ce9">
public void pentagram(int x) {
turtle3.right(144);
for (i=1; i<=5; i++){
turtle3.forward(x);
turtle3.right(144);
}
}
</code>
<run id="5375d9ac13f3e">
canvas3.clear();
turtle3.move(200,150);
pentagram(100);
</run>
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<code id="5375d9ac13d6f">
public void rosette(double x, int m, int n) {
for (int i=1; i<=n; i++) {
n_eck(x,m);
turtle4.right(360/n);
}
}
public void n_eck(double x, int m) {
for (int i=1; i<=m; i++) {
turtle4.forward(x);
turtle4.right(360/m);
}
}
</code>
<run id="5375d9ac13fbc">
canvas4.clear();
turtle4.move(200,150);
rosette(50,5,50);
</run>
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