Creating a “Magic 8 ball" game using the BBC micro:bit

1 Oct 2019

In this introduction to programming using Kitronik and the BBC micro:bit, students will create a “Magic 8-Ball” game. The game works by generating a random predictions when the micro:bit is shaken or a button is pressed e.g. “Yes”, “Most likely” and “Outlook not so good”.

The Magic 8 Ball is made up of 20 responses – 10 positive, 5 negative and 5 neutral.

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davidlockett over 6 years ago in reply to cstanton +1

Of course! This is my STEM classroom filled with energetic and curious coders. I will share the link to the CODE for replication.

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cstanton over 6 years ago

Nice photo's davidlockett , do you have any more information about this example? What code was used? Who're the people in the photo's and where was this done? Please elaborate, it'd be great to see more information in these posts!
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cstanton over 6 years ago

Nice photo's davidlockett , do you have any more information about this example? What code was used? Who're the people in the photo's and where was this done? Please elaborate, it'd be great to see more information in these posts!
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davidlockett over 6 years ago in reply to cstanton

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