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To move a sprite forward by a total of 100 steps, use the following script:

forever block: The forever block runs continuously without stopping. It is useful
when you want something to keep happening, like making a background keep
moving.

To make a sprite say "Hello!" repeatedly, use the following script:

Complex Loops

A repeat until block in Scratch keeps performing an action again and again
until a certain condition is met. The repeat until block is used to create a loop
that stops when a condition is true. For example, a sprite can keep moving
until it touches the edge of the screen. This loop helps you repeat tasks
without knowing exactly how many times, but you know when to stop.

For example, if you want a sprite to keep moving forward until it touches the edge of the screen, you
would use the repeat until block. This loop makes the sprite move again and again until it reaches the
edge, and then it stops automatically.

To move a sprite until it touches the edge, use the following script:

The block found in the Sensing category, detects if a sprite is touching any of the

four edges of the stage.

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