INTRODUCTION
Since the release of the BBC micro:bit in 2016, millions of these devices have been distributed. They’re enjoyed by both kids and adults all over the world. The micro:bit was designed as an easy way to teach kids programming skills. One of its great advantages is that you don’t need anything more than a USB cable and a computer to start using it. Also, once programmed, it can be disconnected from a power source and run on batteries.
The micro:bit has a small LED display as well as sensors for light, movement, and magnetic fields, so it has everything you need to make interesting projects. When you’re ready, you can easily connect ...
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