Try to write a response to this ap prompt thinking about either how you developed the idea for the snowflake drawing program, or how you resolved to make the 3x3 grid program. you might have to use a little bit of imagination to assume that it's part of a larger program you created yourself. the point is to practice writing about your development process. note: writing a response like this will take some time to think about and compose.

There were various ways and it took me a lot of effort before putting in the design completed. The design took hours of hard work and many difficulties came in between.

The snowflake design is a method of drawing mostly connected with art where a random symmetrical or asymmetrical shapes are formed by using a computer program out of codes.

I drew a line on the page and pointed its midpoint. This was an easy process as drawing a straight line doesn't take a lot of efforts in the snowflake program.After this step I self imagined and crossed the midpoint of this line with two cross armed lines and drew a circle in between these two lines where the radius of the circle was the same as the midpoint. The design was almost ready when I kept drawing bigger and bigger circles one after the other and each time an additional cross armed line was drawn to better interpret my imagination.

Hence, with difficulties in knowledge of the snowflake drawing program I still somehow managed to submit my design to my college colleagues who used it in their bigger project at the college fest.

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The following is the response to the AP prompt in which I have tried to narrate how I resolved to make a 3x3 square grid: I attempted to simplify the larger task by dividing it into smaller and less complex tasks that I could work on separately. In some instances, I accidentally skipped some crucial steps messing up the entire program and was left with the result showing the wrong direction. For example, I accidentally skipped a 'turnLeft' command to be given and the direction exhibited was east when I wanted it to be north. I found out that working on smaller tasks separately is more beneficial than working in the whole larger task at once. Lastly, the task to make a 3x3 square grid was taken up by me where the trait of working on small tasks separately helped me a lot. I worked on each square separately to make each one of them functional and then worked on all the squares collectively to form a 3x3 square grid.