Awesome Square quilt program using Logo interpreter

For my awesome quilt program, I used the Logo interpreter to create an interesting quilt that consisted of squares within squares that forms an infinite square type of pattern. Before drawing these infinite squares, I had to get used to the logo interpreter where I started looking at a wide variety of syntaxes that the software contained. I would also practice using Apple Logo 2 and I even read the Apple Logo 2 manual to get used to the logo syntaxes from both softwares.  As I got used to the softwares, I began to conduct an idea of creating a pattern of squares that contained smaller squares within them on Logo interpreter. When I first started the process, I first had to position the turtle towards the upper left corner of the screen. After I brought the turtle to the upper left part of the screen, I  began to draw some squares. The first square that I drew was a bit challenging because the smaller squares that were inside the larger squares were uneven and so I ended up creating a pattern of code that helped me figure out how to evenly place each smaller square within the larger square. After I figured out how to draw one square that contained smaller squares that were even and organized , I continued to use the same pattern to generate more squares to fill up the whole screen.  When I started discovering the pattern to create each square, I noticed that for each square I only had to change the position of the y axis once while the position of the x axis would change about 7 times or so.  I had so much fun creating this on Logo interpreter and it also helped me understand how to implement the software and to  get used to some of the syntax functionalities as well.