I love this fractal because it's so simple! I barely need to obfuscate the code and its definition still fits in 3 fairly neat lines. It's simple enough that I won't even bother giving an explanation so as not to insult your intelligence. If you're having trouble understanding the t.forward line, I explain that construction in my explanation for the Dragon Curve Fractal in Turtle (my first post).
import turtle
t = turtle.Pen()
def koch(dist):
for angle in (60, -120, 60, 0):
(t.forward if dist <= 10 else koch)(dist / 3.0) # 10 is the break case. 3.0 is the line:subline ratio
t.left(angle)
koch(400)
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