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Using repetition in programming to create a game
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I can use count-controlled loops.
I can tell the difference between count-controlled loops and infinite loops.
I can develop a design that includes two or more loops.
I can modify an infinite loop in a given program.
I can design a project that includes repetition.
I can create a project that includes repetition.
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