What command would you use to display the turtle's current heading?

The first step in any turtle graphics program is to import the turtle module. This module provides us with all the necessary functions to work with turtle graphics. To import the turtle module, add the following line at the beginning of your code: ```python import turtle ```

Before displaying the heading, we need a turtle object. A turtle object represents the actual turtle on the screen. To create a turtle object, use the following code: ```python t = turtle.Turtle() ``` Here, `t` is the name of the turtle object we've created.

To display the current heading of the turtle object, we use the `heading()` method of the turtle object. This method returns the current heading value (in degrees) of the turtle. The turtle heading starts at 0 degrees (oriented towards the right) and increases counter-clockwise. To print the turtle's heading, add the following code: ```python current_heading = t.heading() print("The turtle's current heading is:", current_heading) ``` The complete code that displays the turtle's current heading is: ```python import turtle t = turtle.Turtle() current_heading = t.heading() print("The turtle's current heading is:", current_heading) ``` Run this code to see the turtle's current heading. Keep in mind that if the turtle's position and orientation have been modified before calling the `heading()` method, the displayed heading value will be different.