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.level_help_tab_if_statement_7

You could read the above example as "If the square to the right of me is a wall or if the square to the right of me is a hole, then go to the left".

.level_help_tab_jump_statement_1

%%statement branching-statement$jump%% allows to jump backward or forward in the program.

.level_help_tab_jump_statement_2

You could read the above example as "Step to the right infinitely many times".

.level_help_tab_jump_statement_4

The first line creates an "anchor" named "a". The third line says to jump back to this anchor.
You can choose any name you want for your anchors. Each jump must match a unique anchor.

.level_help_tab_jump_statement_5

%%statement branching-statement$jump%% is usually used with %%statement branching-statement$if%% to create loops which stop at a condition.

.level_help_tab_clone_statement_1

%%statement branching-statement$clone%% creates a clone of the hero next to him.

.level_help_tab_clone_statement_2

You could read the above example as "Create a clone on your left. Then step to the right".

For the created hero, %%statement branching-statement$clone%% acts like %%statement branching-statement$jump%%. In this example, the created clone won't step to the right because he will begin to follow instructions after the arrow of %%statement branching-statement$clone%%.

.level_help_tab_clone_statement_4

The created clone starts his life with the same variables values as his creator's.

%%icon mdi mdi-alert-octagon-outline$%%Warning: if you try to create a clone on a square already occupied (by a %%icon icon-hero$%% hero, a %%icon icon-cauldron$%% cauldron etc.) or on a forbidden square (like a %%icon icon-wall$%% wall), the cloning process will fail. In certain levels, this failure causes the death of the hero trying to clone himself.

.level_help_tab_step_function_1

%%statement action-statement$step%% says to your hero to go in a direction. If you specify multiple directions, the hero will decide randomly between these directions.

.level_help_tab_step_function_2

You could read the above example as "Go one step to the left or to the right".