Krish Pattanaik Portfolio on Moonpreneur

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Hello everyone! My name is Krish. Today I am very excited to present my show and tell project called the “Mole Game.” I worked hard on this project and learned many new coding skills while making it.When the game starts, it first shows a countdown on the screen that says “3, 2, 1, Go!” This lets the player get ready before the game begins. After that, I created a variable called “game running” and set it to true. This allows the game to keep running using a while loop.

Inside the loop, the game continues as long as “game running” is true. Then I created another variable called “position,” which is used to pick a random number. This random number decides where the mole will appear. Because it is random, the player cannot predict it, which makes the game more fun and challenging.

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Happy birthday song

I created a fun music project on the micro:bit that plays the “Happy Birthday” song. The LEDs light up in different shapes to make the project more exciting. This project helped me learn about coding, music notes, and creativity. I had a lot of fun building and presenting it.

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Apr 2026

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Mole Game

Hello everyone! Today I am excited to present my show and tell project called “Mole Game.” This is a fun game I created using coding. When the game starts, it shows a countdown “3, 2, 1, Go!” and then begins running. I created a variable called “game running” to control the loop of the game. Inside the loop, the program randomly picks a position using another variable. The goal of the game is to react quickly based on where the mole appears. This project helped me learn about variables, loops, and random numbers while making a fun and interactive game.

Robotics

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Jul 2026

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RGB Light

Hello everyone! Today I am excited to present my show and tell project. I created a RGB light using coding. First, I used the “on logo pressed” block to start my program. Then I used digital write pin blocks to control the lights. I set pin P14 for the red light, and then I added pauses to control the timing. I duplicated the code to create the yellow light using both red and green, and then added the green light. This project helped me understand how traffic lights work using coding. I enjoyed making this project because it is fun and useful.

Robotics

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Jul 2026

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