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Chapter 5, Problem 23PE
Turtle Graphics: Modular Snowman
Write a In addition to a main function, the program should also have the following functions:
Figure 5-30 Snowman
▪ drawBase . This function should draw the base of the snowman, which is the large snowball at the bottom.
▪ drawMidSection . This function should draw the middle snowball.
▪ drawArms . This function should draw the snowman's arms.
▪ drawHead . This function should draw the snowman's head, with eyes, mouth, and other facial features you desire.
▪ drawHat . This function should draw the snowman’s hat.
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