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- flower - you can choose size of flower and five colors - everything depends on you
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- black background
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It provides instructions on how to use the Flower application, which draws a flower using the Turtle graphics library.
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### Application Window
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The application window displays a flower with colorful petals. The background of the window is black, and the title of the window is "Flower".
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### How It Works
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The application uses the Turtle graphics library to draw the flower. The code defines two functions:
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-**okvetniListky(t, s, count, col1, col2):** This function draws a layer of petals. It takes five arguments:
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-**t:** The Turtle object that will be used to draw the petals.
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-**s:** The size of the petals.
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-**count:** The number of petals in the layer.
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-**col1:** The fill color of the petals.
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-**col2:** The outline color of the petals.
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-**kvetina(t, s, col1, col2, col3, col4):** This function draws a flower. It takes six arguments:
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-**t:** The Turtle object that will be used to draw the flower.
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-**s:** The size of the flower.
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-**col1:** The color of the outer petals.
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-**col2:** The alternate color of the outer petals.
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-**col3:** The color of the middle petals.
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-**col4:** The color of the center of the flower.
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The code then creates a new Turtle object and sets its properties, such as speed and pen size. The code then calls the kvetina function to draw the flower.
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