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  1. Unit 1

    Algorithms

    5 lessons
    1. Instructions a literal robot can follow
    2. Sequence selection and repetition
    3. Variables as labeled boxes
    4. The learner acts by running and repairing the robot's tea card: filling in the kitchen's state after a line runs, catching the draft lines a literal robot would misread, and ordering a new section of their own. The material responds by showing the kettle, the cup and the sugar count the card truly produces.Exercise
    5. Algorithms reviewUnit review

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