Functions

Functions serve as a powerful tool to clarify the intent of your code, and to make the code you write easy to distribute wherever it is relevant.

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Lessons

• Unplugged: Making a Sandwich
• Functions Intro
• Reducing Redundancy with Functions
• Using Extensions
• Functions Project

Flipgrid

The Flipgrid topic for the Functions chapter: https://flipgrid.com/8b96874f

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