display.show(Image('9000;' '09900;' '00000;' '00990;' '00009'))

Answer 1

Unfortunately, I cannot directly display images, but I can help describe the image you provided - it appears to be a pattern of numbers forming a shape.

Answer 2

Which of these commands will create this image on the Micro:bit display

display. Show(Image('9000;' '09900;' '00000;' '00990;' '00009'))

Answer 3

Yes, the command you provided should display the specified image on the Micro:bit display. The code snippet `display.show(Image('9000;' '09900;' '00000;' '00990;' '00009'))` will generate an image with the numbers arranged in the specified pattern on the Micro:bit LED display.

Answer 4

how will it look

Answer 5

The image created by the code `display.show(Image('9000;' '09900;' '00000;' '00990;' '00009'))` will form the shape of a number "9" on the Micro:bit display. The numbers are arranged in such a way that when displayed, they create the outline of the number "9".

Answer 6

how about
display.show(Image('09999;' '00099;' '99099;' '99000;' '99990'))

Answer 7

The code `display.show(Image('09999;' '00099;' '99099;' '99000;' '99990'))` will create an image on the Micro:bit display that forms the shape of a number "8". The numbers are arranged in a way that when displayed, they create the outline of the number "8" on the display.

Answer 8

how about
display.show(Image('90000;' '99900;' '00900;' '00999;' '00009'))

Answer 9

The code `display.show(Image('90000;' '99900;' '00900;' '00999;' '00009'))` will create an image on the Micro:bit display that forms the shape of the letter "E". The numbers are arranged in a way that when displayed, they create the outline of the letter "E" on the display.

Answer 10

What about this one
display.show(Image('00009;' '00999;' '00900;' '99900;' '90000'))

Answer 11

The code `display.show(Image('00009;' '00999;' '00900;' '99900;' '90000'))` will create an image on the Micro:bit display that forms the shape of the number "6". The numbers are arranged in a way that when displayed, they create the outline of the number "6" on the display.

Answer 12

Choose the correct definition for nested. * 2 points A sequence of characters in Python that sits inside of a set of single quotation marks. Line(s) of code that are indented to show that they belong to the preceding line of code. A programming structure that lets us repeat code without manually repeating the lines of code.

Answer 13

The correct definition for "nested" in the context of programming is: Line(s) of code that are indented to show that they belong to the preceding line of code.

Nested code often involves indenting statements or blocks of code within other code to indicate a hierarchical structure or relationship between them.