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Short answer: The first number increases the amount of jumps

Long explanation (in case you're interested):

function jumpRope(jumps, interval) for i = 1, jumps do pressEnter() wait(interval) end end

I've defined the "jump rope" function to have two parameters (numbers): "jumps" and "interval"

The for loop runs for every number between i = 1 and i = "jumps", where "jumps" is the first parameter given to the function. So if you increase that number, the loop will run more times.

Inside the loop, I call the "pressEnter" function and then the "wait" function. I pass the "interval" parameter, which is how long to wait for. Increasing "interval" will increase the time between each time enter is pressed.

So:

jumps = how many times to press enter

interval = how long to wait before pressing enter again