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Star Design using Python program

Star Design


import turtle
turObj = turtle.Turtle()
turObj.getscreen().bgcolor("#555555")
turObj.speed(10)
def star(turtle, size):
    if size <=10:
        return
    else:
        for i in range(30):
            turObj.color("#FEACFF")
            turObj.forward(i * 15)
            turObj.right(144)           

star(turObj,100)       

turtle.done()
Output:



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