MoonCampaign by Samarth (9 years)
My project is inspired by the movie K-pop Demon Hunters and features the Saja Boys and Huntress. When the code starts, it displays “Saja Boys” and plays part of the song Your Idol. Pressing button A shows “Saja Boys are the best” and plays Soda Pop, while pressing button B shows “Hrix is the best” and plays Golden. My project combines music, coding, and fandom in a fun way!
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I am presenting my Micro:bit project inspired by the movie K-pop Demon Hunters, featuring the characters Saja Boys and Huntress. This project combines my love for music and coding, using different Micro:bit blocks to create an interactive and fun experience.
For my project, I used show LED, show string, play tone, play melody, on button A press, on button B press, pause, variables, and if-else blocks. These tools let me control what the Micro:bit shows and plays, making the project both visual and musical. When the code starts, it displays “Saja Boys” on the screen and plays part of the song Your Idol.
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