text: Hi friends,
  I am trying to write a program for drawing a Koch curve in Python. The Pseduocode is given as follows and the hint is to use recursion:
  To draw and Koch curve with length 'x' all you have to do is:
  1. Draw Koch curve with length x/3
  2. Turn left 60degrees.
  3. Draw Koch curve with length x/3
  4. Turn right 120 degrees.
  5. Draw Koch curve with length x/3.
  6. Turn left 60 degrees.
  7. Draw Koch curve with length x/3.
  The only exception is that if x is less than 2. In that case, you can just draw a straight line with length x.
  I am using the TurtleWorld module() which has been imported into my project.
  The following is the Python Script I have written to generate the curve:
  from TurtleWorld import * TurtleWorld() def Koch(t,length): t=Turtle() t.delay=0.01 if length<=2 : fd(t,length) return Koch(t,length/3) lt(t,60) Koch(t,length/3) rt(t,120) Koch(t,length/3) lt(t,60) Koch(t,length/3) wait_for_user() Koch("bob",540)
  The curve is simply not drawn. I tried to dry run the code but I found no mistakes.
  Can you friends please help me out ?
  Thank You.
  PS: The example is the Exercise5.2 from section 5.14 taken from the book "Think like a Computer Scientist"