Decagon Spiral with Changing Colors Using Turtle Graphics and Recursion in Python

This is a Python script that uses the turtle module to draw a colorful decagon spiral. The script starts by initializing the turtle screen, setting the color mode to 255, and defining a function called "draw_spiral" that takes in several parameters to draw the spiral.

The "draw_spiral" function uses recursion to draw multiple spirals of decreasing size and changing hue. It starts by checking if the radius of the spiral is less than 10, in which case it stops drawing. Otherwise, it calculates the direction and radius of the next spiral, as well as the distance between the outer and inner spirals.

It then moves the turtle to the starting point of the spiral, sets the color based on the current hue, and draws a decagon. Finally, it fills the decagon with color and recursively calls the "draw_spiral" function with a different hue and smaller radius.

The script also includes a while loop that repeatedly calls the "draw_spiral" function with different hues every 2 seconds, and clears the turtle screen before drawing the next spiral. The loop continues indefinitely until the program is manually stopped.

Overall, this script demonstrates the power and flexibility of the turtle module for creating colorful and intricate designs.

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