Please make sure you adhere to the policies on academic integrity.

1. After starting Python, you immediately enter

   can = Canvas(100,100)
   

   Python reports an error with the last line saying

   NameError: name 'Canvas' is not defined
   

   What did you do wrong? How do you fix it?
   
   
   
2. Assuming that you have already created an instance of the Square class named sq, what is wrong with the statement

   sq.setFillColor(Red)
   

   Give two different ways to fix this statement.
   
   
   
3. Assuming that you have already successfully created a Canvas instance named can, you enter the following to draw a blue circle centered in a red square:

   cir = Circle()
   cir.moveTo(50,50)
   cir.setRadius(15)
   cir.setFillColor('Blue')
   can.add(cir)
   
   sq = Square()
   sq.setSize(40)
   sq.moveTo(50,50)
   sq.setFillColor('Red')
   can.add(sq)
   

   The square appears, but not the circle. What’s wrong with the above program? How might you change the program so that both appear?
   
   
   
4. Consider the following:

   can = Canvas(200,150)
   
   rect = Rectangle()
   rect.setWidth(50)
   rect.setHeight(75)
   rect.moveTo(25,25)
   
   rect = Rectangle()
   rect.setWidth(100)
   rect.setHeight(25)
   
   can.add(rect)
   can.add(rect)
   

   Only one rectangle appears? Why? How would you get two different rectangles to show up? (There are several ways to fix this.)