# Zones

Your code will probably need to look for different markers depending on the zone your robot starts in. Whilst you could have different files for each zone, there's also a property on the robot object for this.

# Python

R.zone will be equal to the the start zone of the robot, and will be equal to one of the teams.

Here's an example:

import robot

R = robot.Robot()

# ... (get some object called "markers")

if markers[0] == R.zone:
    print("Do something!")
else:
    print("Do something else!")

This code checks if the first marker in the list belongs to the current robot.

# Blockly

You can find the zone block in the Movement section.