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[codingheroesonline]

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A Microbit project that is perfect for the summer!! - Thanks to @browndoggadgets for sharing this wonderful little project! - - How would you improve this project? - Do you have a fun Microbit project you’d like to share with us? - - - #diyelectronics #arduino #microbit #makecode #bubblemachine #stemeducation #stemeducationforkids #stemforkids #stemgirls #coding #codingforkids #kidscancode #summerproject #diyprojects #elementaryteacher #stemteacher #teachersofinstagram #microsoftmakecode #blockcoding (at Busan, South Korea) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEIugicDOEP/?igshid=yemrxvxmdar

[surfingscratcher]

How to Make Rock Paper Scissors on Microbit | BBC Micro Bit Projects for Beginners

In this YouTube video tutorial, Surfing Scratcher shows you how to make the game Rock, Paper, Scissors on the BBC micro:bit using Microsoft Makecode. We go a little beyond the basic blocks and explore the images category in the editor. We also use variables to store are three shapes. We refactor our code so that it exists in a function called ‘pickShape’ in order to get us ready to play this game against another microbit.