MoonCampaign by Lucian (9 years)
Hi everyone! My project is about using a sensor to check different values and respond with pictures and sounds. I created code that compares a value to 100. If the value is higher than 100, the micro shows a stick man. If the value is lower than 100, it uses a voice or sound to give a message. When the value is exactly 100, the program does not give the same response. I also tested the project by changing the value and listening to the voice output. This project helped me learn how conditions work and how a micro can react differently to different sensor readings.
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