Raspberry Pi - Control GPIO Pins with GPIOzero Library

[@bryan92252]

Having the educational videos in front of the paywall is awesome! Thank you!

[@qzorn4440]

Is there a GPIO video for the newer Raspberry Pi 5? Thank you.

[@SecurityCraftsman]

Thanks Eli, this was great. As a Raspberri Pi/Linux/Programming newbie, the big area struggle is with the scripts. This sounds stupid, but the python kind of makes sense. However, how and where you run the script was my hang up. Now I just need to learn more on how to run the script, how to know if I'm running it, etc... Thanks again and keep up the great work.

[@vampire961]

Please tell me, Which raspberry pi model is this ?

[@philip8753]

i like the pi because of the hats u can put on them i use a mmdvm hat on the gpio so my pi become a a gateway ap for my dmr radio to talk around the wrold

[@michaelmurray214]

Does anyone know where I can talk to people knowledgeable on arduino and raspberry pi. Im just getting started and i want to know which one will be best for what I want to accomplish?? I dont want to start learning one and then end up finding out it wont do what I need or the other one would have been much easier.

[@pixelrangerstudio86]

guys i have this code: led1 = LED(21) led2 = LED(6) a = led1.value b = led2.value print a print b # leds = LEDBoard(21, 20, 16, 12, 26, 19, 13, 6) if a == b: LED(21).on() a = led1.value + 10 print "printed value of LED1 is:", a else: LED(6).on() b = led2.value print "printed value of LED2 is:", b - 10 pause() I always get the right print message, BUT always the wrong LED lights up. the other way around, why is that.. pls help!

[@Alpha_fitz]

And connecting to the wrong pin can kill the pi.

[@tarekmadouni5733]

your angry videos are gone from your collection , I did not find them , I have enjoy them back then

[@hermanpieters2325]

Good stuff