Question About Instruction

by Judy
(Agoura Hills, CA, US)

What does "x4" at the end of an instruction row mean? for example:
K5, P1 *p4, k4, rep from * until last 6 st(s), P1, k5 x4

Does that mean repeat the same row four times?

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Aug 04, 2024
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by: Ratchadawan

Hi Judy,

I just finished answering your question and then I saw this one with the picture.

The answer is yes, you repeat the entire row 3 more times so that you have a total of 4 rows.

Have a great evening!

Ratcha

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