Loops serve as a powerful tool, both to reduce redundancy in the code we write, and to implement behaviors that must repeat multiple times or indefinitely.
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- Unplugged: Circle a Chair
- Increment Loop
- Projectiles
- Projectiles from Sprites
- Physics
- Loops Project
The Flipgrid topic for the Loops chapter: https://flipgrid.com/c5a85aec