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To draw a car in MSW Logo you need to type in commands to control the turtle and draw the image. Common command to control directions of the turtle, and thus draw the car, are fd Ã? forward, lt Ã? left, and rt Ã? right. By including a number with these commands you are telling the turtle the length of the line you would like it to draw.
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