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Looks like
draw 1 star
draw 2 stars
draw 3 stars
etc.
that sounds like a 'for' loop to me, or maybe a 'while' loop.
Can you think of a for loop that would do this?
draw 1 star
draw 2 stars
draw 3 stars
etc.
that sounds like a 'for' loop to me, or maybe a 'while' loop.
Can you think of a for loop that would do this?
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Got any more info, K?? 
Like, is that supposed to be the program output, or some model of the code?
If the former, it sounds like Chainsaw's on the right track.

Like, is that supposed to be the program output, or some model of the code?
If the former, it sounds like Chainsaw's on the right track.
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