gh-106996: Add a how-to section to the turtle documentation #107153
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This patch helps clarify the purpose, value and scope of the turtle graphics module, by rewriting the introduction according to the pattern: * a single sentence that says **what the product (or thing) is**, as succinctly as possible * a brief description of **what it does** * a statement of its purpose or **the problem it solves** * a note about **whom it is useful for**
Co-authored-by: Hugo van Kemenade <[email protected]>
The tutorial follows the practices outlined in https://diataxis.fr/tutorials/. It uses the functional turtle interface, and doesn't mention the object-oriented interface (which would be a good next step). Existing sections are now clearly labelled "Explanation" and "Reference" to clarify their scope.
This covers the basics of four different use-cases: * using commands directly in the shell (covered in more detail in the tutorial) * using the turtle module namespace * using turtle graphics in a script * using the object-oriented interface
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This covers the basics of four different use-cases:
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