rainbow snake this program draws a rainbow snake. to make the snake draw differently every time youll need to use random numbers. do this - run the program several times to see how the starter code works. - add at least three new different colored circles to your rainbow snake. - use randomnumber() to make the rest of the snake’s body move up and down like the first three. challenge: can you make the size of some of the circles random, too? interactions help & tips rubric

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To solve the challenge of making the size of some circles random and the snake's body move up/down, follow these steps:

### Step 1: Understand the Starter Code
The original code uses `ellipse()` with fixed or partially random parameters. For example, `ellipse(100, randomNumber(190,210), 50, 50);` has fixed width/height (`50,50`).

### Step 2: Make Circle Sizes Random
For each `ellipse()` call, replace the fixed width/height (e.g., `50,50`) with `randomNumber(min, max)` to generate random sizes.
- Example for the red circle:
  Original: `ellipse(100, randomNumber(190,210), 50, 50);`
  Modified: `ellipse(100, randomNumber(190,210), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));`

### Step 3: Make the Snake’s Body Move Up/Down
Use `randomNumber()` for the **y-coordinate** to shift the entire snake (or parts) up/down.
- For the orange circle (original `y=140`):
  Modified: `ellipse(140, randomNumber(170,190), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));`
- For the yellow circle (original `y=180`):
  Modified: `ellipse(180, randomNumber(200,220), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));`

### Step 4: Add New Colored Circles
Create at least three new `ellipse()` calls with random positions, sizes, and colors.
- Example new circle (pink):
  `fill("pink");`
  `ellipse(randomNumber(80,120), randomNumber(220,240), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));`

### Step 5: Run and Test
Execute the modified code multiple times to verify:
- Circle sizes are random (width/height vary).
- The snake’s body (y-coordinates) shifts up/down.
- New colored circles are added.

### Final Code (Example Structure)
```python
background("skyBlue");
fill("red");
ellipse(100, randomNumber(190,210), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));

fill("orange");
ellipse(140, randomNumber(170,190), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));

fill("yellow");
ellipse(180, randomNumber(200,220), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));

# Add 3+ new circles (e.g., green, blue, pink)
fill("green");
ellipse(220, randomNumber(190,210), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));

fill("blue");
ellipse(260, randomNumber(170,190), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));

fill("pink");
ellipse(randomNumber(80,120), randomNumber(220,240), randomNumber(30,70), randomNumber(30,70));

# Continue modifying other circles (purple, etc.) with random y and size
```

### Key Concepts Used
- `randomNumber(min, max)`: Generates a random integer between `min` and `max` (inclusive).
- `ellipse(x, y, width, height)`: Draws an ellipse (circle) at `(x,y)` with `width` and `height`.

By randomizing the `width`, `height`, and `y-coordinate` of `ellipse()` calls, the snake’s body moves up/down, and circle sizes vary randomly.

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Step 1: Understand the Starter Code

Step 2: Make Circle Sizes Random

Step 3: Make the Snake’s Body Move Up/Down

Step 4: Add New Colored Circles

Step 5: Run and Test

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