Spirals Instead of Sunflowers
Beginners to LOGO programming may want to start by working through the FIRST FORWARD series of introductory articles before tackling this problem.
Below are some examples of recursion. I had been trying to replicate the spirals within the head of a sunflower!
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The program used was:
TO SUNF :S :A
FD :S RT :A
SUNF :S + 1 :A
END
You might like to replicate the spirals above by considering suitable values for the variables :S and :A.
The real challenge is to simulate the head of a sunflower with more spirals that are much more tightly packed and look distinctly more 'Fibonacci' in proportion!
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