Using the syntax and concepts we reviewed this morning, you will write code to accomplish a series of tasks. You should complete the tasks in the order provided, in whichever language you prefer. You may use any library to assist you. For some of the tasks there is missing information about what to do; you will need to decide for yourself what to do, but make sure that decision is consistent and clear.

The tasks are:

1. given an area, calculate the side length of the following figures with that area:
   • square
   • equilateral triangle
   • circle
   • golden ratio rectangle
2. given an area, shape type (see below), and origin, draw the appropriate, solid black shape in the location
3. given an input file of a series of areas, types, locations, and fill colors (see below for schema), draw all the shapes in the corresponding locations
4. produce code that can be invoked from the command line, receiving an input file name and output file name, that will read in the input file and save your figure to requested output, e.g.:

location uname$ ./MYCOMMAND SOMEINPUT.csv SOMEOUTPUT.png

Input File Definition

The shapes will be specified by strings:

• square = “SQUARE”
• equilateral triangle = “TRIANGLE”
• circle = “CIRCLE”
• golden ratio rectangle = “RECTANGLE”

The colors will also be specified by strings, with the following set of colors: “red”, “orange”, “yellow”, “green”, “blue”, “violet”

The input files will be csvs, formatted like:

16.0, "SQUARE", "red", 0.0, 0.0
5.0, "CIRCLE", "blue", 10.0, 10.0
10.0, "RECTANGLE", "yellow", -5.0, 5.0

which corresponds to a request for three shapes, with a red square first, side length 4.0, drawn at the normal origin, and so on for the remaining rows.