Before going any further, I need to make sure you understand how the concept of an angle fits into creative coding in p5.js. If you have experience with p5.js, you’ve undoubtedly encountered this issue while using the rotate() function to rotate and spin objects. You’re most likely to be familiar with the concept of an angle as measured in degrees (see Figure 3.1).
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