Code Cube Lesson 10: A Little Extra!

This video tutorial guides students through creating exciting patterns on a Code Cube using advanced programming techniques. It covers setting up the Code Cube, creating loops to change brightness and colors, and adding strobe and blink effects. The lesson concludes with instructions on saving the program and accessing additional resources for further practice.

What materials are necessary to begin programming with the Code Cube?

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a tablet

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a computer with the Code Cube app

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a smartphone

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a computer with the Code Cube app

What is the purpose of the 'loop until cube shake detected' block in the first loop?

• To initiate a sequence of effects when the cube is shaken

• To change the display color when the cube is tilted

• To stop the program when the cube is shaken

• To increase the brightness when the cube is shaken

Which block is used to set the brightness of the Code Cube display?

• Fill matrix block

• Set color block

• Set brightness to percent block

• Fade matrix block

In the second loop, what action triggers the loop to start?

• Tilting the cube to the left

• Shaking the cube

• Pressing a button on the cube

• Connecting the cube to the computer

What effect does the 'strobe matrix color' block have in the second loop?

• It blinks the display a certain number of times

• It changes the display to a single color

• It fades the display in and out

• It strobes the display with a color multiple times

How can you save the code you created in the Code Cube app?

• By clicking 'Export Code' and choosing a location

• By clicking 'Save Blocks' and renaming the file

• By clicking 'Share Code' and emailing it to yourself

• By clicking 'Download Code' and saving it to a USB

What is the final display image in the program?

• A smiley face :)

• A green screen

• A rainbow pattern

• A blue screen