old_contents: import robocup
  import constants
  import play
  import skills
  
  # This is a file where you can learn how skills work!
  class SkillsPractice(play.Play):
  
      def __init__(self):
          super().__init__(continuous=True)
  
          # To make a robot move, use skills.move.Move(<point to move to>)
          # To create a point, we initialize a point using 
          # robocup.Point(<x coordinate>, <y coordinate>)
          
          # This line moves a robot to the point (0, 0)
          move_point = robocup.Point(3, 9)
          skill = skills.move.Move(move_point)
  
          # Adds behavior to our behavior tree, we will explain this more later
          self.add_subbehavior(skill, "skill", required=True)
new_contents: import robocup
  import constants
  import play
  import skills
  import tactics
  
  # This is a file where you can learn how skills work!
  class SkillsPractice(play.Play):
  
      def __init__(self):
          super().__init__(continuous=True)
  
          # To make a robot move, use skills.move.Move(<point to move to>)
          # To create a point, we initialize a point using 
          # robocup.Point(<x coordinate>, <y coordinate>)
          
          # These lines moves a robot to the point (0, 0)
          move_point = robocup.Point(0, 0)
          skill = skills.move.Move(move_point)
  
          # Adds behavior to our behavior tree, we will explain this more later
          self.add_subbehavior(skill, "skill")
subject: revert to template format