Raspberry Pi Pico W LESSON 16: Sequence of Colors in RGB LED With Micropython

[@todd3c]

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.

[@zbigniewloboda3393]

A excellent demonstration of complex inputs at their simplest form.

[@jameslewellen150]

Nice lesson, I had a problem figuring this out. Will go back and repeat the last two lessons.

[@mamadoubapassioninformatique]

Hello Paul. Happy to be back. These days I'm too busy because o end-of semester exams.

[@edSabio572]

Thanks Paul! Looking forward to the next lesson, no issues with homework.

[@hoellenstein]

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 ;-)

[@paulmcwhorter]

Excellent!

[@AikinsGlen]

Yes, I understood the same homework instruction from lesson 15: how many colours, how many blinks, how many cycles. A little more thought required on the sequence of for loops but logical when you finally figure it out: for cycle, then for colour, then for blinks. Putting print() and a short sleep() in at various steps is great for figuring out what's going on. In the end, three for loops was a better learning homework in my opinion.

[@peterbush3972]

Got homework done and working.

[@larryplatzek9017]

as USUAL YOU LESSON WAS GREAT!

[@jimallen4860]

LED diffuser - Rolled a piece of tissue paper around a pencil, taped it to hold shape, and slipped over the led - worked well

[@qzorn4440]

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. 🥳

[@mavino6708]

amazing lesson thanks

[@scottwait3585]

Thanks Paul!

[@rassulkuatov6160]

I am legend! Thank you very much!

[@TheTechRancher]

Great video.

[@paulmcwhorter]

Thanks for the visit

[@charlotteswift]

Here is my solution to Lesson 15: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3fEhn6FbKyfldU (I'm including the link here because I posted it quite late and I would hate people to miss out😁)

[@ctlancearrowlarson8237]

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.

[@charlotteswift]

@Ct “Lancearrow” Larson it's .upper() because you have uppercase not highercase.

[@ctlancearrowlarson8237]

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.

[@taurus548]

Love it!

[@paulmcwhorter]

Thanks!!

[@freddyveza]

I AM LEGEND! but I feel like cheated on that, because I mostly reused lesson 12 homework code for it

[@charlotteswift]

@Freddy VZ It's OK. You would have been cheating if you had used someone else's lesson 12 homework code 😁😁

[@peterbush3972]

What did I do wrong. red 65535 green 65535 blue 65535 got green. My red=65375 green=7000;blue=1000 White

[@nejatpolat]

Great!

[@TheTechRancher]

I am Legend, Homework Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4fPoWufoa2ZfJY I got my OBS window screen recorder fixed!!!

[@paulmcwhorter]

Well done!