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Intricate Case Structure Question
So far we have accomplished the coding for our first button, which worked. Now, we want to create a code in which we are able to press a button which will cue the motors to run. When we press the button the second time, we want that to cue the motors to stop running.
We have run into an obstacle regarding the case structures should be coded. Any ideas? 
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