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Programming Loops
Hey all! Alright I have a question about measuring the values in the code. When you put the program into the bot and your using a motor to rotate you put in the number that will rotate the motor the right amount right? Well suppose that U put on a pully to the motor (in this case the globe) and figure out the exact number to make the globe rotate 1/4 of a rotation or 90*. Well if you divide the number you get by 90 (the degree achieved) then you SHOULD get the numerical value that sould represent how many program loops are needed to achive this distance, correct? Please tell us if we are right, thanx.

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