Nice sketch!
Couple of suggestions:
- use space on the both side of plus to make it easier to read the code
- always use a space after a comma
- don't write too long lines. That makes the code hard to read again. One approach to handle that is to break that into multiple lines as shown below:
```
c = (
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=125, fill="black") +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=75, fill="#111E6C" ) +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=25, fill="#0B2080", stroke="none") +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=-25, fill="#1034A6", stroke="none") +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=-75, fill="#0F52BA", stroke="none") +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=-125, fill="#2380FB", stroke="none"))
```
When someone looks at this code, they immediately know that you are drawing six rectangles.
Nice sketch!
Couple of suggestions:
- use space on the both side of plus to make it easier to read the code
- always use a space after a comma
- don't write too long lines. That makes the code hard to read again. One approach to handle that is to break that into multiple lines as shown below:
```
c = (
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=125, fill="black") +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=75, fill="#111E6C" ) +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=25, fill="#0B2080", stroke="none") +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=-25, fill="#1034A6", stroke="none") +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=-75, fill="#0F52BA", stroke="none") +
rectangle(w=300, h=50, y=-125, fill="#2380FB", stroke="none"))
```
When someone looks at this code, they immediately know that you are drawing six rectangles.