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MoonCampaign by Ruhansh (7 years)
My name is Ruhansh, and my project is called the Lightning Fast Reflexing Challenge. It is a reaction-time game created using the micro:bit programmable computer. The game waits a random number of seconds before lighting up one LED on the screen. Players must press button A as quickly as possible when the light appears. The micro:bit measures reaction speed, increases the score for quick responses, and subtracts points if the button is pressed too early. This project tests both patience and speed while teaching how code loops, random numbers, and conditions can control an interactive game.
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Ruhansh loved challenges that tested focus and speed. He often raced his friends on the playground, timing how fast they could react to a whistle. When it came time for a new coding project, he decided to turn that idea into a fun micro:bit game—one that measured lightning-fast reflexes.
He called it the “Lightning Fast Reflexing Challenge.” Using the micro:bit, he wrote a loop that made a single light blink after a random delay. No one could guess when it would appear. “Press button A the moment the light turns on,” he explained. “If you press too early, you lose a point—but if you press fast enough, you win one!”
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