Once you are certain that you are logged into your Scratch account, create your own event driven program following these 3 instructions: a. Create a sprite (could be a shape or a carefully drawn character of your choice) b. Program it so that when it is clicked, it moves to a random position on the […]
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Above is a script in Scratch. Explain how it works step by step, describing what each block does and how they work together to control the sprite’s size.
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Explain what the following script is doing, describing each step logically in the order it runs, and explaining the purpose of each block.
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In your own words, describe what event driven programming is.
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Visit https://makecode.microbit.org/ and create your own program using ideas from today’s lesson and develop your own python powered Micro:Bit device. If you have a physical Micro:Bit machine then flash it onto the Micro:Bit for testing. Once you are happy with your code, share the project, grab the unique project ID from the end of the
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Revisit your Thermometer program from the last mission (https://makecode.microbit.org/) and develop the thermometer program so that it displays: • ‘COOL’ if the device is under 20 degrees • ‘WARM’ if the device is between 20-22 degrees • ‘HOT’ if the device is over 22 degrees If you have a physical Micro:Bit machine then flash it
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Visit https://makecode.microbit.org/ and build the Thermometer program above, using the Python editor (not blocks editor). If you have a physical Micro:Bit machine then flash it onto the Micro:Bit for testing. Once you are happy with your code, share the project, grab the unique project ID from the end of the URL and submitted it below
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Visit your Pong Game code at https://makecode.microbit.org/ and add a script which will pause the game when both the A and B buttons are pressed. If you have a physical Micro:Bit machine then flash it onto the Micro:Bit for testing. Once you are happy with your code, share the project, grab the unique project ID
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Visit your Pong Game code at https://makecode.microbit.org/ and add a variable called score and add a script so that each time the paddle and ball meet, the score variable is updated by 1 and this score is shown at the end of the game. If you have a physical Micro:Bit machine then flash it onto
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Visit your Pong Game code at https://makecode.microbit.org/ and speed up the game so that the ball moves faster. If you have a physical Micro:Bit machine then flash it onto the Micro:Bit for testing. Once you are happy with your code, share the project, grab the unique project ID from the end of the URL and
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