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Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions.md). # Unit 1: Draw & Draw With Functions - [Unit 1 Overview](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/unit-1-overview.md) - [U1LA1.1: Processing.py Introduction & Deconstruction](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la1.1-processing.py-introduction-and-deconstruction.md): How can we break down a robot into basic shapes in Processing.py? - [U1LA1.2 Line Functions and Parameters](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la1.2-line-functions-and-parameters.md): How do the parameters of function effect positioning on the Processing.py canvas? - [U1LA1.3: Rectangles, Ellipses, and Layering](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la1.3-rectangles-ellipses-and-layering.md): How can we use shape functions to create images? - [U1LA1.4: Other Shapes & Styling](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la1.4-other-shapes-and-styling.md): How can we use shape functions to create images? - [U1LA1 Mini Project: Taijitu Symbol](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la1-mini-project-taijitu-symbol.md): How can code be used as a creative and expressive medium? - [U1LA2.1: Intro to Color with RGB and HSB](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la2.1-intro-to-color-with-rgb-and-hsb.md): How do color values work in my code? - [EXTRA: Color & Data Storage](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/extra-color-and-data-storage.md): An optional, extra lesson on different ways to represent color that will connect HEX with RGB. Fantastic AP CSP prep! - [EXTRA: Color Palette Practice](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/extra-color-palette-practice.md): An optional, extra lesson on creating color palettes to practice design skills as well as calling colors. - [U1LA3.1: Introducing Variables](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la3.1-introducing-variables.md): How can I use variables to store data and control values in a program? - [U1LA3.2: Creating Custom Variables](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la3.2-creating-custom-variables.md): How can I create my own variables to hold values in Python - [U1LA4.1: What is Abstraction?](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la4.1-what-is-abstraction.md): What is abstraction, and how does it relate to my code? - [U1LA4.2: Intro to Functions and Function Calls](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la4.2-intro-to-functions-and-function-calls.md): What do functions look like in code? - [U1LA4.3: Draw with Functions](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la4.3-draw-with-functions.md): How can I create a function that will draw a design? - [U1LA4.4: Using the Random Function](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la4.4-using-the-random-function.md): How can I use randomness in my code? - [U1LA4 Mini Project: Custom Emoji](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la4-mini-project-custom-emoji.md): How can I create a function for a custom emoji? - [U1LA5.1: Your Custom Function Library](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/u1la5.1-your-custom-function-library.md): How can I create a library to store my custom functions? - [Unit 1 Final Project: Abstract Album Art](https://cs4all-icm.gitbook.io/py-intro-to-computational-media-2.0/unit-1-draw-and-draw-with-functions/unit-1-final-project-abstract-album-art.md): How can I use my skills in Processing.py to convey a specific mood or theme? --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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