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/*
MicroBitBuggy

A program that uses the MicroBit to control the movement of a small buggy.

Copyright (c) 2016 Elijah Orr

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THE SOFTWARE. 

*/

#include "MicroBit.h"
#include "buggy_functions.h"  //"buggy_functions.h" contains the functions that we will use to move the buggy

/* The basic functions available are:
*    
*    forward(time);
*    left(time);
*    right(time);
*    hold(time);
*
* see buggy_functions.h for a full list.
*/ 

int main() //int main is run automatically. Place your program here
{
    stop();
    while(1){
        forward(6); //move the buggy forward for 10 seconds
        right(8);
        forward(5);
        left(2);
    }
}