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#----------------------------------------------------------------------- # dragon1.py #----------------------------------------------------------------------- import stdio # Write to standard output the instructions for drawing a dragon curve # of orders 0 through 5. dragon0 = 'F' nogard0 = 'F' dragon1 = dragon0 + 'L' + nogard0 nogard1 = dragon0 + 'R' + nogard0 dragon2 = dragon1 + 'L' + nogard1 nogard2 = dragon1 + 'R' + nogard1 dragon3 = dragon2 + 'L' + nogard2 nogard3 = dragon2 + 'R' + nogard2 dragon4 = dragon3 + 'L' + nogard3 nogard4 = dragon3 + 'R' + nogard3 dragon5 = dragon4 + 'L' + nogard4 stdio.writeln(dragon0) stdio.writeln(dragon1) stdio.writeln(dragon2) stdio.writeln(dragon3) stdio.writeln(dragon4) stdio.writeln(dragon5) #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # python dragon1.py # F # FLF # FLFLFRF # FLFLFRFLFLFRFRF # FLFLFRFLFLFRFRFLFLFLFRFRFLFRFRF # FLFLFRFLFLFRFRFLFLFLFRFRFLFRFRFLFLFLFRFLFLFRFRFRFLFLFRFRFLFRFRF