{"content":[{"text":"Writing your first program","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.132899,"width":0.468842,"height":0.03321000000000002}},{"text":"Our objective: \n Use a micro:bit to display a team name, car name or team logo.","bbox":{"left":0.130458,"top":0.219415,"width":0.692517,"height":0.04218999999999998}},{"text":"Step 1:","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.314662,"width":0.07693800000000002,"height":0.018957}},{"text":"Go to www.microbit.org and find the Let’s Code section. \n This is where you write your programs \n Open the MakeCode Blocks Editor \n There are different ways to program the micro:bit. \n The one we want to use should look something like this. It \n may already have a program loaded in the grey area.","bbox":{"left":0.24192,"top":0.314662,"width":0.632721,"height":0.14424199999999998}},{"text":"Step 2:","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.364833,"width":0.07693100000000001,"height":0.018957}},{"text":"Step 3:","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.690291,"width":0.07693100000000001,"height":0.018957}},{"text":"Test the emulator (a virtual version of the micro:bit) \n The picture on the left is a working on-screen version of \n the micro:bit. Click the buttons. Does anything happen?","bbox":{"left":0.24192,"top":0.690291,"width":0.6023839999999999,"height":0.06898599999999999}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.148828,"top":0.921002,"width":0.700044,"height":0.070909},{"left":0.386767,"top":0.017816,"width":0.210357,"height":0.061288},{"left":0.292448,"top":0.475401,"width":0.475711,"height":0.189151}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.148828,"top":0.921002,"width":0.700044,"height":0.070909},{"left":0.386767,"top":0.017816,"width":0.210357,"height":0.061288},{"left":0.292448,"top":0.475401,"width":0.475711,"height":0.189151}]}