Python Turtle Tutorial: Drawing a Recursive Stacked Hexagon Pattern

This Python code uses the Turtle module to draw a recursive pattern of stacked hexagons. The hexagons are drawn with random colors generated using the colorsys module.

The code starts by setting up the screen using the turtle.Screen() function, setting the screen title and size, and turning off screen updates for faster drawing. It then defines a recursive function called hexagons that takes four arguments: the x and y coordinates of the hexagon's center, the length of its sides, and the recursion depth (n).

After drawing the hexagon, the function calls itself four times to draw smaller hexagons recursively above, below, to the left, and to the right of the current hexagon. Each smaller hexagon has half the side length of the previous one, and the recursion depth is reduced by one. This creates the stacked hexagon pattern.

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