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SEQUENCE Start Initial situation Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 End Final situation

SELECTION (IF-THEN-ELSE) Start Initial situation Step 1 True Check? False Step 2a Step 2b End Final situation

REPETITION (WHILE LOOP) Start Initial situatie False Check? True Do something End Final situation

REPETITION Start Initial situation Step 1 False Check? True Step 2 End Final situation

Initial/final situation FLOW CHART NAME Start/End Initial/final situation Activity Decision Order

ACT Start False Check? True Step End

RUN Start ACT Start False Check? False NOT stop True True Greenfoot.stop() Step act() End End