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Most programs use one or more <start> blocks. Notice that this block does
not have a tab on the top- you can only add blocks below it, like the <wait>
block in this example. Change the parameter of blocks by clicking on the
yellow area, in this case to change how many milliseconds to wait.
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In this example, the <toggle pin> block is attached inside the <repeat> block.
This program fragment will toggle pin 0 ten times. Notice that the repeat
block attaches to the top, inside and bottom.
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Here we've dragged the argument block <mousex> into the <if> condition
parameter. Notice that we can combine blocks and text inside the yellow
parameter regions. Also notice the comment block- click on the italicized
text to change it.
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