Question

question 4 of 10
which action is one of the final steps in completing your makecode micro:bit
program?

a. create a button - press event that detects when the user presses
the \b\ button.

b. call the reactiontest function to prompt the user again, and then
collect that single piece of data.

c. install the program to run on multiple devices and across multiple
platforms.

d. prompt the user to press the \a\ button to record how long it takes
for the user to react.

Explanation:

To determine the final step in completing a MakeCode micro:bit program, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Creating a button - press event is part of the program's logic development, not a final step.
• Option B: Calling a function to prompt the user and collect data is part of the program's internal operations during development, not a final step.
• Option C: Installing the program to run on multiple devices and across multiple platforms is a deployment step, which is one of the final steps after the program is developed.
• Option D: Prompting the user to press a button to record reaction time is part of the program's functionality during development, not a final step.

Answer:

C. Install the program to run on multiple devices and across multiple platforms.