Coding Challenges for Micro:bit and MakeCode
Explore coding challenges for micro:bit and MakeCode including dice emulator, timing game, rock-paper-scissors, and more. Enhance your coding skills and have fun with various interactive tasks.
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Dice Emulator 1. Create the following code in MakeCode. 2. Fix the mistake so it shows the normal numbers from a die. 3. Change the input to on shake rather than button A. 4. Make the microbit play the short tune shown opposite when the the number is shown. Extension: in Dungeons & Dragons you can also use 8, 10, 12 and 20 sided dice. Could you write code to include all of these as options in your microbit?
7 Second Game 1. Create the following code in MakeCode. What does it do? 2. Why is absolute of used? 3. Alter the code to show a symbol when A is pressed. 4. Display the score on the LEDs after B is pressed. 5. Add a loop so that the score is shown 4 times. 6. Change the code so the user knows if they pressed too early/late.
Rock, Paper, Scissors 1. What does this code do? 2. Do you think this is a good strategy for this game? 3. Use the pick random command in the Math functions to make the choice of outcome a random one.
