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;TurtleBack( <Turtle>, <Distance> )
;TurtleBack[ <Turtle>, <Distance> ]
 
 
:The turtle moves back with given distance.  
 
:The turtle moves back with given distance.  
{{example| 1=<div>If the turtle is at the origin of the coordinates the command <code><nowiki>TurtleBack[turtle, 2]</nowiki></code>moves the turtle to the point (-2, 0).</div>}}
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:{{example| 1=<div>If the turtle is at the origin of the coordinates and the [[File: Animate_Pause.png|link=]]'' Pause'' button is displayed the command <code><nowiki>TurtleBack(turtle, 2)</nowiki></code> moves the turtle to the point (-2, 0). Otherwise you must press the [[File: Animate_Play.png|link=]]'' Play'' button so that the displacement is effected.</div>}}
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{{Note| See also [[Turtle Command|Turtle]],  [[TurtleForward Command|TurtleForward]],  [[TurtleLeft Command|TurtleLeft]] and  [[TurtleRight Command|TurtleRight]] commands.}}

Latest revision as of 09:21, 12 October 2017


TurtleBack( <Turtle>, <Distance> )
The turtle moves back with given distance.
Example:
If the turtle is at the origin of the coordinates and the Animate Pause.png Pause button is displayed the command TurtleBack(turtle, 2) moves the turtle to the point (-2, 0). Otherwise you must press the Animate Play.png Play button so that the displacement is effected.


Note: See also Turtle, TurtleForward, TurtleLeft and TurtleRight commands.
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