What is the BBC micro:bit#
The BBC micro:bit is a compact, programmable microcontroller designed by the BBC for educational purposes in the United Kingdom. It is an excellent tool for introducing young learners to coding, electronics, and creative problem-solving. Here are some key features:

The micro:bit has:
A 5x5 LED matrix display (with light sensing capabilities)
Two programmable buttons
A temperature sensor
An accelerometer and gyroscope
A capable of sensing touch
A buzzer
A microphone
19 general-purpose input/output pins to connect external inputs, outputs, sensors, actuators, and other electronic components.
The BBC micro:bit is programmable using MakeCode (a block-based language) and MicroPython (a subset of the Python programming language).