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Step 3 Click on New project.

Step 4 Write your project name and click on create.

Block-Based Programming for Micro:bit Using MakeCode IDE

Block-based programming is a simple and fun way to code, especially for
beginners. Using the MakeCode IDE, students can program the micro:bit by

dragging and dropping colorful blocks that fit together like puzzle pieces.
This method makes it easy to understand how coding works without needing

to type complicated commands
With MakeCode, students can create programs for their micro:bit to display

images, play sounds, control lights, and even respond to buttons and sensors.
Each block represents a different action, such as “show a heart” or “play a

sound,” and can be easily connected to build a program

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