Write a python program that will allow a user to draw byinputting commands. The program will load all of the commands first(until it reaches command \"exit\" or \"done\"), and then create thedrawing.

Must include the following:

change attributes:

• color [red | green | blue]

• width [value]

• heading [value]

• position [xval] [yval]

drawing:

• draw_axes

• draw_tri [x1] [y1] [x2] [y2] [x3] [y3

• draw_rect [x] [y] [b] [h]

• draw_poly [x] [y] [n] [s]

• draw_path [path]

random

• random [color | width | heading | position]

  • e.g. \"random color\" would set turtle to a random drawingcolor

Heres my starter code:

import turtle

#================ command loading=================

lines = [] #initialize empty list

# load up all commands into the list
def load_commands():
  
while(1):
  
line = input('>')
  
words = line.split()
if words[0] == 'exit':
break
  
lines.append(line)

#============== turtle drawing functions============

def draw_rect(alex, x, y, b, h):
alex.pu()
alex.goto(x,y)
alex.pd()
  
for i in range(2):
alex.fd(b)
alex.lt(90)
alex.fd(h)
alex.lt(90)
  
#==================== process commands (do thedrawing)======

def process_commands():
  
# ------ initialize turtle stuff ----------------
  
turtle.TurtleScreen._RUNNING=True
  
wn = turtle.Screen() # Set up the window and its attributes
wn.bgcolor(\"lightgreen\")
wn.title(\"Alex meets a function\")
  
alex = turtle.Turtle() # Create alex
  
#-----------------------------------------
  
# process each line and draw
for line in lines:
  
words = line.split()
  
if words[0] == \"draw_rect\":
x = int(words[1])
y = int(words[2])
b = int(words[3])
h = int(words[4])
draw_rect(alex,x,y,b,h)
  
  
wn.exitonclick()
  
#================== MAIN ======================
  
def main():
print(\"loading commands\")
load_commands()
print(\"drawing\")
process_commands()
  

main()