Loop with Count Control

Check Your Understanding:

Question 1

A Loop set to Count Mode will send the Program Flow back...

  • Every time, forever.

  • Only a limited number of times.

  • If the Touch Sensor is not pressed when the Flow reaches the end of the Loop.

  • If there is nothing after the Loop.

Question 2

What does it mean for a Loop to be "Conditional" in the EV3 Programming Software?

  • It only sends the Flow back under certain conditions.

  • The entire Loop can be skipped under certain conditions.

  • The Loop runs faster after it is trained, or "conditioned".

  • The code runs every time, no matter what.

Question 3

What is the "condition" in this Loop based on?

  • The distance the robot has traveled.

  • The value of the Touch Sensor.

  • The number of times the Loop has sent the Flow back.

  • The number of seconds the Loop has been running.

Other Counts

Try changing the number in the Loop's Count setting to 2, then running the program.

What happens?

  • The robot repeats its forward-backward cycle 2 times instead of 5.

  • The robot repeats its forward-backward cycle 3 times instead of 5.

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