In this exercise we have to use the knowledge in computational language in python to write a code with circles and squares.
<h3>how to draw geometric figures in python?</h3>
<em>inputs = 100</em>
<em>radius</em>
<em> draw_circle(radius);</em>
<em> pendown()</em>
<em> begin_fill()</em>
<em> circle(radius)</em>
<em> end_fill()</em>
<em> penup()</em>
<em>left(90)</em>
<em>forward(radius*2)</em>
<em>right(90) </em>
<em>penup()</em>
<em>setposition(0,-200)</em>
<em>color("gray")</em>
<em>bottom_radius = int(input("What should the radius of the bottom circle be?: "))</em>
<em>draw_circle(bottom_radius)</em>
<em>draw_circle(bottom_radius)</em>
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Answer:
the binary code for "5" is 00000101
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