Beginner's Guide to Siri Shortcuts - Part 4: Scripting

Welcome to part four of my Beginner's Guide to Siri Shortcuts. In this fourth part we'll learn about how to use scripting actions like loops and if statements to make our shortcuts react to user input and to changing conditions on our devices.
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