Modified lesson 12 project. colors = input('What colors would you like? (r/g/b/o/c/m/y/w/n)') cycles = input('For how many iterations? ') for x in range(0,int(cycles),1): for ans in colors: Enjoying the lessons! Thank you.
I understood to ask not only for the color but also to ask how often to blink each individual color.This made my program a little more complex. But eventually I enjoyed my fistbumps ;-)
Another very interesting Raspberry Pi Pico W RGB LED color lesson. 🐬 Thank you. I really hope by the time I catch up with these lessons the new RPi5 will be out Amazon. 🥳
Here is my solution to Lesson 15: ua-cam.com/video/aFaUKO7Gl_s/v-deo.html (I'm including the link here because I posted it quite late and I would hate people to miss out😁)
Everything is explained so well, but I reviewed Learning Python for beginners. Python tutorial #2 that covers the empty array 23:25 - 26:25. Another example on how to append a number. Also I thought I could take line #19 myColor=myColor.lower() and replace it with .higher(). If you can make things lower case, why doesn't it work for capital letters. Had to try it for the fun of it.
Charlotte Swift thanks for letting me know it's myColor.upper() case. Some how I accidentally deleted your reply, don't know how I did that. Thank you for your reply.
Modified lesson 12 project.
colors = input('What colors would you like? (r/g/b/o/c/m/y/w/n)')
cycles = input('For how many iterations? ')
for x in range(0,int(cycles),1):
for ans in colors:
Enjoying the lessons! Thank you.
Nice lesson, I had a problem figuring this out. Will go back and repeat the last two lessons.
A excellent demonstration of complex inputs at their simplest form.
I understood to ask not only for the color but also to ask how often to blink each individual color.This made my program a little more complex. But eventually I enjoyed my fistbumps ;-)
Excellent!
Thanks Paul! Looking forward to the next lesson, no issues with homework.
Hello Paul. Happy to be back. These days I'm too busy because o end-of semester exams.
Another very interesting Raspberry Pi Pico W RGB LED color lesson. 🐬 Thank you.
I really hope by the time I catch up with these lessons the new RPi5 will be out Amazon. 🥳
as USUAL YOU LESSON WAS GREAT!
I am legend! Thank you very much!
Here is my solution to Lesson 15: ua-cam.com/video/aFaUKO7Gl_s/v-deo.html (I'm including the link here because I posted it quite late and I would hate people to miss out😁)
Got homework done and working.
Thanks Paul!
amazing lesson thanks
Love it!
Thanks!!
Great video.
Thanks for the visit
LED diffuser - Rolled a piece of tissue paper around a pencil, taped it to hold shape, and slipped over the led - worked well
Great!
Everything is explained so well, but I reviewed Learning Python for beginners. Python tutorial #2 that covers the empty array 23:25 - 26:25. Another example on how to append a number. Also I thought I could take line #19 myColor=myColor.lower() and replace it with .higher(). If you can make things lower case, why doesn't it work for capital letters. Had to try it for the fun of it.
@Ct “Lancearrow” Larson it's .upper() because you have uppercase not highercase.
Charlotte Swift thanks for letting me know it's myColor.upper() case. Some how I accidentally deleted your reply, don't know how I did that. Thank you for your reply.
I AM LEGEND! but I feel like cheated on that, because I mostly reused lesson 12 homework code for it
@Freddy VZ
It's OK. You would have been cheating if you had used someone else's lesson 12 homework code 😁😁
What did I do wrong. red 65535 green 65535 blue 65535 got green. My red=65375 green=7000;blue=1000 White
I am Legend, Homework Link: ua-cam.com/video/mVlp8ilHfF4/v-deo.html I got my OBS window screen recorder fixed!!!
Well done!