In this project, pupils learn that variables are pieces of data in a computer program that can be stored, changed, or used. What students will learn. They will generate a random number and …

Variables are used to store data that may change, such as the number of points you have in a game. Variables can have different data types.

Blocks - Variables. An introduction to variables for the Block Editor. What is a variable? Variables are things that are remembered by the micro:bit. Variables can take a few formats and can …

Variables¶ Variables are used to store data that may change, such as the number of points you have in a game. Variables can have different data types. A variable can be thought of as a box …

Variable Declarations. Declaring a variable is simply a matter of just assigning a value to a variable identifier: a = 10 Block-scoping. When a variable is declared with an assignment, it …

A variable is a name you use to refer to a memory location where a value is stored. In a more abstract manner it can be thought of as a box that stores a value. All variables are made up of …

Variables. Variables are names you can create for storing, retrieving, and using values in the microbit module’s memory. Here are three example variable declarations from the next …

The Read, Evaluate, Print Loop (REPL) is a way of dynamically interacting with the micro:bit using MicroPython. To do this, the micro:bit does four things: Read the user input; Evaluate your …

This video goes through the basics of how to set up variables on the Micro:Bit and assign either a numerical or string values to them and display in on the s...

Pupils apply their understanding of variables to record star-jumps and write an algorithm to represent this. They explore a program using variables and debug it so the BBC micro:bit can …