Drawing Shapes with the Python Turtle Module

Python's built-in `turtle` module offers a fun, visual way to create graphics by controlling a pointer that leaves a trail as it moves. You direct the turtle using basic commands like `forward()` for movement and `right()` or `left()` for turning at specific angles. By repeating these simple commands, you can draw basic shapes like triangles and squares, revealing a clear mathematical pattern for creating any regular polygon. This pattern can be generalized into a powerful function that draws a shape based on the number of sides, allowing you to create everything from a triangle to a decagon with a single line of code.