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Logo Challenge 3 - Star Square
Age 7 to 16
Challenge Level 
Each of the following illustrate a nested REPEAT.
The first example is for a circle based on squares, the second for hexagons.
Note that for the square the inner REPEAT means you move along six sides. This seems redundant but it is a way to get the turtle to a position which means it is ready to draw the next square.
A similar strategy has been applied to the hexagon pattern with REPEAT 9 not REPEAT 6.
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The first example is for a circle based on squares, the second for hexagons.
Note that for the square the inner REPEAT means you move along six sides. This seems redundant but it is a way to get the turtle to a position which means it is ready to draw the next square.
A similar strategy has been applied to the hexagon pattern with REPEAT 9 not REPEAT 6.
to SQSP
REPEAT 12 [REPEAT 6 [FD 30 RT 90]
LT 150]
end
and
to HESP
REPEAT 8 [REPEAT 9 [FD 30 RT 60] LT
135]
end
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