how to code a plus sign in logo interpreter

To code a plus sign in Logo interpreter, you can use a combination of forward and turn commands to draw the desired shape. Here's an example code snippet:

```
; Set initial pen position and orientation
setxy 0 0
seth 0

; Draw the horizontal line of the plus sign
fd 50

; Turn 90 degrees to the right
rt 90

; Move forward to draw the vertical line
fd 100

; Move back to the center of the plus sign
bk 50

; Turn back to the horizontal position
lt 90

; Move forward to draw the remaining horizontal line
fd 50

; Return to the starting position
bk 50
lt 90
bk 100

; Hide the turtle and stop drawing
ht
```

This code uses the `setxy` command to set the initial position of the turtle, `seth` to set the initial orientation, `fd` to move the turtle forward, `rt` to turn the turtle to the right, and `lt` to turn the turtle to the left. The `bk` command is used to move the turtle backward, and `ht` hides the turtle from view once the drawing is complete.

You can adjust the values in the code (e.g., the lengths of the lines) according to your desired proportions.

this is not a plus sign lol

Apologies for the confusion. Here's an updated code snippet to draw a triangle in the Logo interpreter:

```
; Set initial pen position and orientation
setxy 0 0
seth 0

; Draw the first line of the triangle
fd 100

; Turn 120 degrees to the right
rt 120

; Draw the second line of the triangle
fd 100

; Turn 120 degrees to the right
rt 120

; Draw the third line of the triangle
fd 100

; Return to the starting position
bk 100

; Hide the turtle and stop drawing
ht
```

This code will draw a triangle shape. The `setxy` command sets the initial position of the turtle, `seth` sets the initial orientation, `fd` moves the turtle forward, `rt` turns the turtle to the right, and `bk` moves the turtle backward. The final `ht` command hides the turtle from view once the drawing is complete.

Feel free to adjust the values in the code for different sizes of the triangle.

i said a cross

Apologies for the confusion. Here's an updated code snippet to draw a cross in the Logo interpreter:

```
; Set initial pen position and orientation
setxy 0 0
seth 0

; Draw the first line of the cross
fd 100

; Turn 90 degrees to the right
rt 90

; Draw the second line of the cross
fd 50

; Turn 90 degrees to the right
rt 90

; Draw the third line of the cross
fd 100

; Turn 90 degrees to the right
rt 90

; Draw the fourth line of the cross
fd 50

; Return to the starting position
bk 50
lt 90
bk 100

; Hide the turtle and stop drawing
ht
```

This code will draw a cross shape. It uses the `setxy` command to set the initial position of the turtle, `seth` to set the initial orientation, `fd` to move the turtle forward, `rt` to turn the turtle to the right, and `lt` to turn the turtle to the left. The `bk` command is used to move the turtle backward. The final `ht` command hides the turtle from view once the drawing is complete.

Feel free to adjust the values in the code for different sizes of the cross.

can u do the letter L

Certainly! Here's the code snippet to draw the letter "L" in the Logo interpreter:

```
; Set initial pen position and orientation
setxy 0 0
seth 0

; Draw the vertical line of the letter "L"
fd 100

; Turn 90 degrees to the right
rt 90

; Draw the horizontal line of the letter "L"
fd 50

; Return to the starting position
bk 50
lt 90
bk 100

; Hide the turtle and stop drawing
ht
```

This code will draw the letter "L" shape. It uses the `setxy` command to set the initial position of the turtle, `seth` to set the initial orientation, `fd` to move the turtle forward, `rt` to turn the turtle to the right, and `lt` to turn the turtle to the left. The `bk` command is used to move the turtle backward. The final `ht` command hides the turtle from view once the drawing is complete.

Feel free to adjust the values in the code for different sizes of the letter "L".