🔁 Loops and Conditions

A loop repeats a set of instructions so you don't have to write them over and over. For example, 'repeat 5 times: jump' makes a character jump five times.

Loops save time and make code shorter. Instead of writing 'move forward' one hundred times, you can say 'repeat 100 times: move forward.'

A condition is a rule that checks if something is true or false, often written as 'if/then.' For example: 'if the light is red, then stop.'

Combining loops and conditions lets programs make decisions and repeat actions, which is how games and apps react to what you do.