Task 5
Write a function called “earring_iter” that takes two integer arguments, size and count. This function should use a (for or while) loop to draw a Hawaiian earring containingcount-manycircles,wherethefirstcircledrawnhassizesize,andeachsubsequent circle has size earring_ratio times the size of the previous circle.
Here is a recursive specification for drawing a Hawaiian earring of a given size:
• To draw a Hawaiian earring of a given size with zero hoops, do nothing.
• To draw a Hawaiian earring of a given size with a positive number of hoops, draw a circle of the given size, then draw a Hawaiian earring with one fewer hoops, of size earring_ratio times the current size.
Task 6
In the recursive specification above, identify the base case and recursive case. Then write a recursive function called “earring_rec” that implements the specification. Your recursive function should not contain any loops at all and should behave just like earring_iter.
import turtle
earring_ratio = 3/4
def earring_iter(size,count):
x = turtle.Turtle()
while(count):
x.circle(size)
size = size*earring_ratio
count = count - 1
turtle.done()
def earring_rec(size,count):
x = turtle.Turtle()
if(count == 0):
return
turtle.done()
else:
x.circle(size)
earring_rec(size*earring_ratio,count-1)
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