Micro Bit Math Project Overview

The video tutorial introduces a math project using micro bits, where each micro bit has a specific role in generating and displaying random numbers and symbols for arithmetic operations. The main micro bit handles the logic, while secondary micro bits display numbers and symbols. The tutorial includes examples, code explanations, and discusses handling incorrect answers. It concludes with potential extensions for the project, such as adding multiplication and division operations.

What is the main purpose of the math project introduced in the video?

• To learn about micro bits

• To practice mathematical operations

• To create a new game

• To build a robot

How many micro bits are required for the project?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• Five

What is the primary role of the main micro bit?

• To display numbers

• To pick random numbers and symbols

• To perform calculations

• To communicate with other devices

Which micro bit is responsible for displaying the first random number?

• The main micro bit

• The first secondary micro bit

• The second secondary micro bit

• The third secondary micro bit

What mathematical operation is demonstrated in the example?

• Addition

• Division

• Multiplication

• Subtraction

How do you lock in your answer using the micro bits?

• Press button B

• Press both A and B

• Press button A

• Shake the micro bit

What happens if you input an incorrect answer?

• The micro bit resets

• You get a second chance

• The program ends

• You receive an X mark

Can the program handle negative results?

• Yes, it can

• No, it cannot

• Only for subtraction

• Only for addition

What is the initial state of the program?

• State 1

• State 0

• State 3

• State 2

What does the program do in state 1?

• Displays the result

• Checks the answer

• Picks random numbers and symbols

• Waits for user input