Use the instruction \c;turn();\n; to instruct the bot to perform a rotation on itself of a certain number of degrees.
\b;Basic use
90 degreed means a quarter turn, 180 degrees means a half turn. A positive angle will perform a counterclockwise rotation, a negative angle means a clockwise rotation. Here are some examples with \c;turn();\n;:
\c;turn(90);\n; quarter turn to the left
\c;turn(-90);\n; quarter turn to the right (negative angle)
\c;turn(180);\n; half turn
In order to turn the bot towards an object found with the instruction \c;\l;radar\u cbot\radar;();\n;, you must calculate the rotation angle with the instruction \c;\l;direction\u cbot\direct;()\n;: