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Welcome to my presentation. My name is Laiana. My favorite sports are gymnastics, and my favorite hobbies are drawing and coloring. I also enjoy robotics and math. My project is called “Micro Calculator.” In this project, I use a microcontroller to perform math operations like addition, multiplication, and division. It is designed to help beginners learn basic math in a fun and interactive way. The program takes simple inputs and shows the correct answers on the display. This project combines coding with learning math skills, making it useful for students who are just starting to understand numbers and operations.
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Welcome to my presentation! My name is Laiana. I enjoy gymnastics, drawing, and coloring in my free time. My favorite subjects are robotics and math, so I wanted to create a project that combines both of them.One day, I was thinking about how I could make learning math easier and more fun for beginners. Sometimes, math can feel a little hard, especially when learning operations like addition, multiplication, and division. That’s when I got the idea to build something that could help students practice these skills.
I decided to name my project the “Micro Calculator.” I used a microcontroller to create a simple calculator that can solve math problems. When someone enters numbers, the program calculates the answer and displays it on the screen.
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