Python Program to Produce a LOGO 'Execution Plan'

This job relates to the LOGO Programming Language (if you’d like a full description, there’s one here: [login to view URL]~bh/v2ch14/[login to view URL]). The job required will be to write a program in the Python programming language (v2 or v3 - your choice). LOGO is implemented slightly differently pretty much everywhere. For the purposes of this project, there is a rather nice open-source online tool here: [login to view URL] This will serve as the ‘reference’ LOGO that we need to support. I’m in need of a ‘LOGO Execution Planner’. That is, a program which reads some LOGO from a text file and produces an ‘execution plan’ which will ultimately instruct a basic turtle to move around. The turtle has no loop capability, has no conditionals or variables and only understands these commands: FORWARD BACKWARD LEFT RIGHT PENUP PENDOWN (Where is a positive integer) The program should be written in Python (v2 or v3 - your choice). It should be a command line tool which reads the source LOGO from a file and outputs a new text file with the Execution Plan in it. Errors and warnings should be emitted to STDOUT. Such messages that relate directly to something in the source LOGO should emit the source code line number of the problem. The program required will read the source LOGO, strip out comments, execute any loops and thus produce a completely linear output execution plan. Any commands in the source LOGO program that can’t be turned into an output execution (eg. HOME, SETX, SETY, CLEARSCREEN, etc) should emit a warning to STDOUT, but otherwise will not affect the output. Unsupported commands in the source LOGO should cause an error and exit (with a non-zero exit code to the shell). For example, a simple LOGO program like this: FORWARD 100 LEFT 90 FORWARD 100 LEFT 90 FORWARD 100 LEFT 90 …will produce an execution plan that looks exactly the same as the source program. However, if the moves in the above code were abbreviated to FW, then the execution plan will still say FORWARD. Likewise, with a LOGO program like this: REPEAT 4 [ FW 100 LT 90 ] …then the output execution plan will be the same as in the previous example. Your code should be readable by a reasonably skilled Python programmer. Whilst not part of this project, it’s possible we may want to support other LOGO language, or additional Execution Plan commands in the future. This should be achievable by a reasonably skilled programmer without having to rework more than a small amount of your code. Your code should include Unit Tests in any commonly used testing framework you like. We don’t require 100% coverage, but all the complex parts of your code should be well covered. The finished project should include suitable [login to view URL] and any instructions for making it work, any LOGO examples you want to include etc. There’s no requirement to ‘install’ this as such - so no need to make any [login to view URL] etc (unless you’d prefer to do so). I can answer any questions you have via *Removed by Admin* as you work on this project. I’ll do my best to get back to you as quickly as possible so as not to hold you up too much. Obviously I’ll try to clarify anything that’s missing or unclear in this brief too!