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Kali, a Python programmer, is using the turtle module to write the word “hello.” Which code should she use to indicate the location to begin writing the word?
# Pick up the turtle and move it to its starting location.
penup(-100, 200)
goto()
pendown()
penup()
goto(-100, 200)
pendown()
# Pick up the turtle and move it to (-100, 200)
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