The hurdle loop challenge 1 - using "for loops" - Reeborg's world

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 def turn_right():

    turn_left()

    turn_left()

    turn_left()

def jump():

    move()

    turn_left()

    move()

    turn_right()

    move()

    turn_right()

    move()

    turn_left()


for steps in range(1, 7):

    jump()






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