Day 14 - Old Faithful

An enterprising geyser gazer has created an app that will create a path for you to see eruptions of Old Faithful, Castle, Grand, Beehive, Riverside and Daisy geysers all in one day. It is not a simple path, and you’ll visit other features throughout the day. The gazer really loves turtle graphics and even created a mini-turtle language for drawing the path between the geysers. Unfortunately, you don’t have access to the mini-turtle runtime, so you’ll have to convert mini-turtle to python turtle, run the graph, and find the solution.

This table describes the mini-turtle language:

Mini-turtle	Python turtle	Example
beginfill	turtle.begin_fill()
color name	turtle.color(name)	color brown turtle.color(“brown”)
coordinates a b c d	turtle.setworldcoordinates(a, b, c, d)
dot size color	turtle.dot(size, “color”)	dot 10 aqua turtle.dot(10, “aqua”)
endfill	turtle.end_fill()
forward distance	turtle.forward(distance)
goto (x, y)	turtle.goto((x, y))	goto (1, 2) turtle.goto((1, 2))
heading angle	turtle.setheading(angle)
left angle	turtle.left(angle)
pendown	turtle.pendown()
penup	turtle.penup()
right angle	turtle.right(angle)
text string fontname fontsize fonttype In the string parameter, spaces are replaced with underscores.	turtle.write(string, font=(“fontname”, fontsize, “fonttype”))	text Old_Faithful Arial 12 normal turtle.write(“Old Faithful”, font=(“Arial”, 12, “normal”))
width width	turtle.width(size)

These are the geysers you will watch erupt:

Geyser	Coordinates	Abbreviation
Beehive Geyser	375, 350	BG
Castle Geyser	325, 200	CG
Daisy Geyser	150, 100	DG
Grand Geyser	300, 325	GG
Old Faithful	400, 300	OF
Riverside Geyser	100, 250	RG

The test input draws three trees:

The solution is formed by combining the abbreviations, in the order that you visit the geysers. For example, if you visited Beehive, Castle, Daisy, Grand, Old Faithful, and finally Riverside, then the solution would be:

BGCGDGGGOFRG

In what order did you see the geysers erupt?

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Test input

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