Four Button Bash
⛑️A memory game where the player needs to watch a sequence and input the same sequence which gets harder after each level
PROJECT FOCUS - Buttons
👍Simple push button switches
👍How buttons work electrically
👍How button presses are detected by the micro:bit
👍Using buttons that start high or low
EQUIPMENT
🛠️4 push buttons switches (momentary operation, normally open, SPST switches. Put more simply, they are the most common push button switches available. The small ones usually have 4 metal connections. They spring back up when you take your finger off.)
🛠️Soldering iron and associated equipment (at least solder... easier with solder flux, cleaning sponge, helping hands)
🛠️Wire (about 1m of 22 AWG single core wire)
🛠️Card for the case
💻micro:bit V1 or V2
💻USB type A to micro USB cable
💻Internet connected device with USB type A socket
GENERAL INFO ABOUT THESE PROJECTS
🌍use a variety of different electronic components with the micro:bit
🌍use the Microsoft MakeCode editor
🌍use a micro:bit version 1 mostly (which means a version 2 is compatible too)
🌍use the block code editor (rather than the JavaScript or Python editors)
🌍use common stationary and craft equipment (e.g. pencils, rulers, scissors, sticky tape, masking tape, PVA glue, mat)