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Preston: I'm not trying to brag, but I'm pretty[br]good at parkour.

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Lizzy: Let's sleep so it's day when Stacy[br]comes back.

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Stacy: Ok guys, I am back from the Minecraft[br]offices, and I think I know how to solve the

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problem I'm having in my game.

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I think I can use a function.

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Let me just open this.

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So a function is a specific set of instructions[br]to accomplish a certain task, kind of like

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a recipe.

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In the next few levels, you'll have access[br]to functions that you can use to solve the

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puzzles.

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Look at the code in the function when it's[br]in the workspace to see what it does.

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Then, find the block with that name in the[br]toolbox and drag it from the toolbox to the

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"when run" block.

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Remember, you can use the same function every[br]time you need to run the same set of instructions

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to do something, like build a bridge.

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Good luck, I know you can do it!