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Scratch y micro:bit: Verdadero/Falso

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Scratch y micro:bit: Verdadero/Falso
 

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Quiz rápido sobre conceptos clave.

by Noelia Fink Garcia
1

El bloque “al hacer clic en la bandera verde” es un evento.

2

Los disfraces permiten cambiar la apariencia de un objeto en Scratch.

3

Los patrones ayudan a encontrar similitudes en diferentes problemas.

4

Un algoritmo siempre debe estar en lenguaje de programación.

5

Una condiciòn es una pregunta lógica que puede ser verdadera o falsa.

6

En programación, un bucle sirve para repetir instrucciones.

7

Un algoritmo puede tener más de una solución correcta.

8

La micro:bit tiene una matriz de 25 LEDs que puede encender o apagar.

9

Los botones A y B de la micro:bit se consideran entradas.

10

Una salida es información que la micro:bit recibe del entorno.

11

El sensor de luz de la micro:bit usa los LEDs para medir cuánta luz hay.

12

En MakeCode, los “eventos” sirven para detectar acciones como presionar un botón.

13

Una variable sirve para guardar información que puede cambiar.

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