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microbit-examples

The BBC micro:bit is a miniature programmable computer designed for teaching code through a variety of methods and languges. This repository contains some basic examples great for demonstrating the features and functions that can be utilized while writing code for the micro:bit in JavaScript.

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  • bob moves: A simple demonstration of moving a single game sprite, using A and B buttons as input. My students really liked to name sprites Bob.
  • smiley game: A very easy game that has all of the most important parts. Random number generation, sprite movement, scoring, collision detection, and a smiley face that appears when you score; by request.

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