Intermediate Coding with Micro:bit

Lesson 1: Introducing, micro:bit

7 Activities | 1 Quiz

Getting Started: Flashing Your Micro:bit

Demo 01.01: First Signs of Life

Activity 01.01: Displaying Text

Activity 01.02: Ready, setLED(), Code!

Activity 01.03: clear() your Mind, use sleep()

Demo 01.02: An Animation

Activity 01.04: Robotic Animation

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 1

Lesson 2: Inputs and Outputs

5 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 02.01: Button Presses

Activity 02.01: Press A to print()

Activity 02.02: B Illuminated

Activity 02.03: Push to say() Something

Activity 02.04: I Can Hear You!

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 2

Lesson 3: More Inputs

7 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 03.01: What’s The Temp?

Activity 03.01: Digital Thermometer

Activity 03.02: Okay Micro, What’s the Temp?

Demo 03.02: Never Eat Soggy Weetbix

Activity 03.03: Which Way Home?

Demo 03.03: Accelerometer

Activity 03.04: Gravity Detector

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 3

Lesson 4: if, elif, else

4 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 04.01: Voice Assistant

Activity 04.01: Fixing Reggie

Activity 04.02: Upgrading Reggie

Activity 04.03: Your Own Assistant

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 4

Lesson 5: While Loops

7 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 05.01: Button Press Checker

Activity 05.01: Fixing A Button Checker

Activity 05.02: Polling a Sensor

Demo 05.02: Reaction Speed Battle

Lesson 5 Worksheet: Input > Process > Output

Activity 05.03: Fix the Reaction Battle

Activity 05.04: Replacing Label and Goto

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 5

Lesson 6: Comparison Operators

7 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 06.01: Fall Detector

Activity 06.01: Fixing a Fall Detector

Activity 06.02: X Tilt Checker

Activity 06.03: Y Tilt Checker

Demo 06.02: A or B

Activity 06.04: Don’t Hurt Micro

Lesson 6 Worksheet: Input > Process > Output

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 6

Lesson 7: Solving Problems Part 1

3 Activities

Demo 07.01: Bike Indicator

Demo 07.02: Reaction Battle Game

Activity 07.01: Your Solution

Lesson 8: Solving Problems Part 2

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 2

Intermediate Coding with Micro:bit Lesson 2: Inputs and Outputs Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 2

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question
What is an input?
- Information that goes into a computer system.
- Information that comes out of a computer system.
- When you pick some water up and put it in to a drink bottle.
- The cafe at the edge of the solar system.
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question
What is an output?
- The bits of a shotput that you can touch.
- Information that comes out of a computer system.
- Information that goes into a computer system.
- The end of the line where chefs cook food.
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question
Fill in the function so that it will wait for button A to be pressed.
- m1.waitForButton ()
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

Match the lines of code with what they do.

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m1.waitForButtonA()
LiSteN()
m1.waitForButtonPress()
listen()
m1.setText()
say()
m1.waitForButtonB()
m1.wait for the press please()

m1 will wait for button A to be pressed.

Will cause an error, because this is the incorrect way of writing "listen()".

m1 will wait for any button to be pressed.
m1 will listen to what you say.
m1 will display the string you write in the brackets.
The computer will say whatever is between the brackets.
m1 will wait for button B to be pressed.
This is the wrong way of writing "m1.waitForButtonPress()".

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Question 5 of 5

5. Question
Order these lines of code so that you press button B and then it says “nice”.
- gordon.waitForButtonB()
- from microbit import *
- say("nice")
- gordon = Microbit()
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