Watch the video below to learn more about Mircro:Bits
This is a great first project to learn how to program your micro:bit!
When the program is transferred (flashed) to your micro:bit, the processor steps through the instructions you gave it.
The program shows a heart picture on the micro:bit’s LED display output.
The heart stays on the display as long as it has power because you haven’t given it any further instructions to show anything else.
The micro:bit has a set of other built-in images you can use in your projects.
Pictures on computers, phones and tablet screens are made using dots called ‘pixels’. The micro:bit’s display has 25 LED pixels arranged in a 5 x 5 grid.