- The round button needs to be pressed for the ‘if’ condition to be met.
- You probably couldn’t get the conditional code to run, even when you pressed the round button. Your Edison probably beeped, then spun 60 degrees to the right. It most likely skipped the code inside the ‘if’ block.
- The conditional code (the stuff inside the ‘if’ block) gets skipped if the condition is not met and the program moves on to the next item of code after the ‘if’ block in sequential order.
Sample answers adapted from [2 p. 101].