MoonCampaign by Vishvhesh (10 years)
My project is called Name Badge. I made it using the Micro:bit to display fun facts about myself in a creative way. The Micro:bit picks a random number between 1 and 3, and each number shows something different about me. One shows a happy face and my name, two shows a chessboard and my favorite food (chicken), and three shows a Pac-Man icon and my favorite game (Roblox). I
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I created something called Name Badge using a Micro:bit. It’s a fun and digital way to introduce myself using code.
The goal of my project was to make a small device that can display cool facts about me every time it runs. I used the Python programming language and the random module to make the Micro:bit pick a random number between 1 and 3. Each number represents a different fun fact. If the random number is 1, the Micro:bit shows a happy face and then scrolls my name, “Vish Kalia.” If the number is 2, it displays a chessboard image and scrolls my favorite food, “Chicken.” If the number is 3, it shows a Pac-Man image and scrolls my favorite game, “Roblox.”
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