The commands under "for i in range(4):" are not indented.-Katelyn
The second loop is not indented thus it will not loop.-Joe Haj
because "draw_diamond()" is not indented - Owen Luther
The draw_diamond() and the forward(50) needs to be indented.Josh Lee
because draw_dimond() isn't indented. if you indent it, it wiil work
_Ben
Second loop isn't indented. Alex Haston.
Chris VanYedraw_diamond() and forward(50) are not indented
the second loop have a problem and it should be like thisfor i in range(4): draw_diamond() forward(50) Charlie Lin
"for I in range(4)" are not indented.-Gary Gao
The second loop needs to be indented-Sean
the second loop is not intended
The "for loop" needs to be indented so it's within the inner function scope.- Abby Peterson
The second loop first off needs to be indented, and perhaps using a numeral addition function, either found in NumPy, or with the basic python interpreter and the number functions, and add one using a while(n=1).- Travis Vonheeder
the second loop is not intended and "for I in range(4)" are not indented.lux
because the loop command is not above the draw diomaind command.jonathan
The commands under "for i in range(4):" are not indented.
ReplyDelete-Katelyn
The second loop is not indented thus it will not loop.
ReplyDelete-Joe Haj
because "draw_diamond()" is not indented
ReplyDelete- Owen Luther
The draw_diamond() and the forward(50) needs to be indented.
ReplyDeleteJosh Lee
because draw_dimond() isn't indented. if you indent it, it wiil work
ReplyDelete_Ben
DeleteSecond loop isn't indented. Alex Haston.
ReplyDeleteChris VanYe
ReplyDeletedraw_diamond() and forward(50) are not indented
the second loop have a problem and it should be like this
ReplyDeletefor i in range(4):
draw_diamond()
forward(50)
Charlie Lin
"for I in range(4)" are not indented.
ReplyDelete-Gary Gao
The second loop needs to be indented
ReplyDelete-Sean
the second loop is not intended
ReplyDeleteThe "for loop" needs to be indented so it's within the inner function scope.
ReplyDelete- Abby Peterson
The second loop first off needs to be indented, and perhaps using a numeral addition function, either found in NumPy, or with the basic python interpreter and the number functions, and add one using a while(n=1).
ReplyDelete- Travis Vonheeder
the second loop is not intended and "for I in range(4)" are not indented.
ReplyDeletelux
because the loop command is not above the draw diomaind command.
ReplyDeletejonathan