
Loops and Iteration
Pupils learn to use loops to repeat actions, making their code more efficient. They experiment with different types of loops, such as 'repeat' and 'forever'.
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Pupils learn to use loops to repeat actions, making their code more efficient. They experiment with different types of loops, such as 'repeat' and 'forever'.
Key Questions
- Why do we use loops in coding?
- What is the difference between a set loop and a continuous loop?
- How do loops make our code shorter?
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