Turtle Graphics

Turtle graphics is a method of programming that uses a simple visual interface to create drawings. Imagine a turtle on a screen that moves based on commands you give it, like "move forward" or "turn right." As the turtle moves, it draws lines, creating shapes and patterns. Developed in the 1960s for educational purposes, turtle graphics helps people, especially beginners in programming, understand basic coding concepts, sequencing, and geometry in a fun and engaging way. It’s commonly found in various programming environments, like Python, making it accessible for learning and creativity.