The first example is repeated addition. A dot moves to the right the number of spaces indicated by the value of "move" and this repeats for a given number of steps. The dot wraps around to the right-hand side after reaching the specified width.

The second example is repeated doubling. The position of the dot doubles on each step for a given number of steps, again wrapping around the right-hand side after reaching the specified width. (The first position is 0, so the dots for 1, 2, 4, 8, … start at the second position, which is 1.)