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MoonCampaign by Vivian (8 years)
Hello, my name is Vivian and I am in second grade. My favorite things are rainbows and ramen, and I love my family and friends. Today I am showing my project about a song similar to “Happy Birthday.” When I press button A, my program starts. It shows “hello” on the screen, then plays the birthday song two times. It also has a countdown to make it fun. During the program, a big heart appears to show happiness. At the end, it says “bye.” I used simple coding and button controls to make my project work. I hope you enjoy watching my project.
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Hello, my name is Vivian, and I am in second grade. My favorite things are rainbows and ramen, and I really enjoy spending time with my family and friends. Today, I am excited to show you my project, which is about a song similar to “Happy Birthday.”In my project, I created a program that plays a birthday-style song using a microcontroller. The song has similar notes and sounds just as good as the real “Happy Birthday” song. When the program starts, it first displays the word “hello” on the screen to greet the user. After that, it begins playing the song two times so everyone can enjoy it.
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