• Your program must use loops and modulus to display the American flag

• It must have 13 stripes that alternate between red and white

• It must have 50 stars divided into staggered 9 rows of 5 and 6.

Part A - Stripes

• • Create the setup method

  • Set the window size to 1300 x 650

  • Set the background to white

  • Turn off stoke

  • Use a for loop to draw 7 red rectangles

    • Hint: Use the loop variable and multiplication for the y coordinate of each rectangle.

    • Hint #2: Make the rectangles be positioned 100 apart, but only 50 tall.

Part B - One Row of Stars

• • Draw the flag’s deep blue field in the upper left corner

    • Suggested size: 500 x 350
      

  • Write a method called void rowSix(int yPos) that draws a row of six stars at a specified yPosition

    • You’ll need to experiment to find out how to space the stars horizontally
      

  • Call rowSix() to draw a single row of stars

    • Suggested value: Call rowSix with 35 as a parameter

Part C - Grid of Stars

• • Write a method called void rowFive(int yPos) that draws a row of five stars at a specified yPosition
    

  • Call rowFive to draw a single row of stars

    • Suggested value: Call rowSix with 70 as a parameter
      

  • Call the methods rowSix() and rowFive() repeatedly at different y values until you’ve drawn all the stars

    • Hint: You’ll call rowSix 5 times and rowFive 4 times. Keep spacing them 35 apart.

Part D - Cleaning Up The Code

• • The above code works, but it’s kind of messy. Let’s clean it up by using another loop and modulus.
    

  • Write a for loop that executes 9 times - one for each row of stars.

• • • For this part, you’ll want to start at i = 1, instead of 0.

• • • If your loop variable(i) is even

      • Call rowFive(i * 35)
        

    • Else

      • Call rowSix(i * 35)
        

    • Hint: You can check if a number is even or odd using modulus.