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Micro:bit An Introduction: Math and Coding Concepts
This book is an introduction to the from Microsoft. is an inexpensive microcontroller. It is about the size of a credit card. You don't need to have a to learn from this book. There is an online simulator. This simulator is free.
In the book you will learn basic coding skills related to the We will develop two applications that tie in math concepts. These games include a coin toss and dice simulator. Teachers often call these random number generators. Students understand what a random number generator is through the development of these scripts. The coin toss and dice simulators are a good way to teach students the fundamentals of randomness and probability.
The book has plenty of step by step instructions. The instructions are accompanied by illustrations.
In the book you will learn basic coding skills related to the We will develop two applications that tie in math concepts. These games include a coin toss and dice simulator. Teachers often call these random number generators. Students understand what a random number generator is through the development of these scripts. The coin toss and dice simulators are a good way to teach students the fundamentals of randomness and probability.
The book has plenty of step by step instructions. The instructions are accompanied by illustrations.
71 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 26, 2018
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January 20, 2020
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This ebook is a good place for new users of the microbit. It shows what it can do and the makecode editor code is very explicit. Nice job guys.
This ebook is a good place for new users of the microbit. It shows what it can do and the makecode editor code is very explicit. Nice job guys.
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