Answer:

Yes, maybe the plan needs some work. It depends on how much detail you want in the plan, and how literally you want to follow the statement of the problem.

The plan says nothing drawing the sky and says nothing about starting out graphics.

Corrected Plan

The plan might be incomplete. You might want to add steps like "draw the sky" and perhaps "draw the sun". If you were a programmer working for a company, you might point out these possible problems and call a meeting to discuss them (this is why Dilbert is always going to meetings). But let us just fix up the plan as follows:

Start graphics.
Draw the house.
Draw the tree.
Draw the grass.

The picture will not be as pretty as the one you might have in mind, but it will be a good start.

The tasks do not have to be in exactly this order (but "start graphics" must be first.) You can write the program by completing each task, one by one.

QUESTION 16:

Start out the program (or just think about it) by completing the first task in the list.