Nesting Loops (Loops Inside Loops)

Nesting means putting one loop inside another. The inner loop completes fully every time the outer loop runs once.

Example: Spiral-Like Pattern

1. repeat (4) — outer loop
2. repeat (4) — inner loop
3. move (50) steps → turn ↻ (90) degrees
4. turn ↻ (30) degrees — rotates after each square

The inner loop draws one square; the outer loop draws 4 squares, each rotated 30° from the last.

Tip: Start small — get the inner loop working before adding the outer one.