From the BBC Micro to micro: bit and Beyond: A British Innovation

摘要

Many British people remember fondly the BBC Micro from their childhood in the 1980s. They spent hours playing video games like Frogger and Pac-Man while also learning to program using the BASIC language. The computer's colorful graphics and chunky keyboard, with a row of orange function keys at the top, made it distinctive, accessible, and user friendly. It inspired a generation to learn about computing, programming, digital music, and video games.