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That's not right. You can put more than one action in the loop. This slowly completes the level: function loop(robot){ // your code here robot.
by IanCal 9y ago
That's not right. You can put more than one action in the loop. This slowly completes the level:
function loop(robot){
// your code here
robot.move(1)
robot.jump()
}
- kaoD 9y agoIt shouldn't according to its own instructions. I bet jump() has something like `if (robot.touchingFloor) { action = 'jump'; }` which makes your code work because it doesn't overwrite the robot action if it can't actually jump. Switch the order of actions and you'll see the robot never jumps because its action gets overwritten (as stated in the instructions tab). EDIT: Here it is: https://github.com/reaalkhalil/JSRobot/blob/478848147a080d8bf6ded8689d523337ea5e5ff7/scripts/Robot.js#L41 https://github.com/reaalkhalil/JSRobot/blob/478848147a080d8b...
- IanCal 9y agoAh I stand corrected, thanks. So I guess it's performing the last valid action.