MoonCampaign by Shivansh (10 years)
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Rock,paper,scissorHi, my name is Shivansh. I love math and cricket, and my dream is to become a software engineer. My project is a fun Rock, Paper, Scissors game. First, the micro:bit randomly chooses one of the three choices and plays a random sound. If the number is one, it chooses paper and shows a paper image. After two seconds, it shows a ghost image. If it chooses rock, it shows a rock image, and two seconds later it shows a Pac-Man image. If it chooses scissors, it shows a scissors image. I learned more coding while making this project, and it was really fun!
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