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There is actually a C/C++ layer that supports the higher level languages known as the micro:bit runtime[0], which means you can also program the device using C/
by gunmania0 10y ago
There is actually a C/C++ layer that supports the higher level languages known as the micro:bit runtime[0], which means you can also program the device using C/C++... Another level of progression for children.
[0] https://lancaster-university.github.io/microbit-docs/ https://lancaster-university.github.io/microbit-docs/
- Niten 10y agoNice, thanks for the link! I didn't realize there was a web-based C++ IDE targeting the micro:bit.
- jamesadevine 10y agoYes, the runtime is actually built on ARM's mbed, which means their online IDE can also build micro:bit programs :)