Theechaya W. Mulmuang

Hello everyone today I will be talking about a Microbit tutorial. Not a kid bright one, but it's a Microbit one. So first up you must go into the website and start coding. First, get the on shake block underneath that get a new variable and name it "dice" get the set "dice to block. Then get a pick random block and set it to 0-5. The number 0 actually counts so 0-5 will = 1-6. Next, get the if-else block and click the + button 4 times you will see it when you do it. Next, get the variable of dice and put it in the if in every single one of them and put the 0-5 in every single one of them so the first one is 0 next is 1 and so on. Next, just draw every single picture on what you want that number to look like as a picture for the screen its only a 5x5 LED screen so it is a small screen. Anyways that is all pretty simple, but works nicely! That's all bye!

Hello everyone today I will be talking about a coding board the Microbit. This coding board is from the U.K. It is pretty much a Europe version of the kid bright and smaller. So let me explain the Microbit is really small and only has a few LED lights and 3 buttons though there are a few advantages and disadvantages for the Microbit. Let's start with the advantages first.  So the Microbit is a lot smaller than the kid bright and since it is a lot smaller than the kid bright it can be used as a wearable watch. Since it is smaller than the kid bright it doesn't mean that it can do less things than the kid bright. They both can do multiple things and are both very similar. Like for example, they both have a LED screen and they both have 3 buttons. The Microbit can be able to play on the website so you don't have to download anything unlike the kid bright. The kid bright does have a simulator though. There are free tutorials on the website or the app on how to make codes a...