MoonCampaign by Devarsh (7 years)
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ExplosionHi, my name is Devarsh chiluvuri, My project is called Explosion. I made this project using a button, a repeat block, variables, pauses, and show string blocks. When I press Button A, the program starts the explosion sequence. It repeats the code five times and shows different numbers on the screen. There is a one-second pause between each number, and at the end it shows “BOOM!” I also use a variable called “num,” which changes by one each time the code repeats. The repeat block makes the same code run five times without having to write it again. This project creates a simple animated explosion effect on the micro:bit.
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ExplosionHi, my name is Devarsh chiluvuri, My project is called Explosion. I made this project using a button, a repeat block, variables, pauses, and show string blocks. When I press Button A, the program starts the explosion sequence. It repeats the code five times and shows different numbers on the screen. There is a one-second pause between each number, and at the end it shows “BOOM!” I also use a variable called “num,” which changes by one each time the code repeats. The repeat block makes the same code run five times without having to write it again. This project creates a simple animated explosion effect on the micro:bit.
Hi, my name is Devarsh chiluvuri, and today I am going to show you guys my project called Explosion. A little bit about me is that I like making stop-motion videos and playing video games. I thought making an explosion animation would be a fun project because I could make something happen on the micro:bit using code.
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