what is difference between two turn blocks
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n windows whenever you create and save a file it is stored on HDD(obvious) which is made up of clusters. Our traditional hard disks are made up of sectors and collection of these sectors is known as cluster. The size of cluster can vary from 512 bytes to 4 KB depending on your windows kernel version and size of the volume.
Now suppose you have created a simple text file with size say 400 bytes. When you store this on your volume it takes one cluster to store this i.e. it will utilize 512 bytes to store your file on disk while the actual size of your file is 400 bytes. Along with the contents of the file it also has to store metadata— file location, creation date, permissions etc.
These blocks are the easiest way to rotate a sprite, unless many costumes are used to give the illusion of rotation or the workaround is used.
Some common uses for the Turn () Degrees blocks:
Simple rotation — e.g. planets and wheels
forever
turn
15
degrees
Animation — e.g. a waving hand
repeat
5
turn
15
degrees
repeat
5
turn
15
degrees
Vehicles that can turn
forever
if
key
left arrow
pressed?
then
turn
3
degrees
if
key
right arrow
pressed?
then
turn
3
degrees
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