#100daysblockcodingchallenge||Day2: Fractals Using Polygons

 

Day2:Fractals Using Polygons

Polygons:

A plane figure with at least three straight sides and angles are said to be polygons.

Polygons are usually closed  and 2-d figure.

Examples: Triangles, Square, pentagon etc.,

Fractals :

A complicated pattern in mathematics built from simple repeated shapes that are reduced in size every time they are repeated.
                                                                        --Cambridge Dictionary 


                                                                Fractals


Polygons
  1. Interior angles of any polygon is equal to 360 degree
  2. For regular polygons all the sides and angles are equal
  3. To find angle of any one side divide 360 by number of sides in the polygon
    • For example sides:4 for square 360/4=90 degree. Each angle in the square is 90 degree. 
  4. Change the angle and draw the polygon multiple times to get fractal.


Block Based Coding:


Output:
If side=8
 

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