Computers and Technology, 03.03.2021 01:20 usagimiller
Write a program that represents a popular kid’s toy that teaches them about different shapes and colors.
Your toy should include:
a red square
a blue circle
a yellow semicircle
a green pentagon
These shapes should be centered in a square formation on the canvas and should each have radii of 60 pixels. You should use only the circle() command to create all shapes.
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