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Control Multiple LEDs with Python Code

The document contains a Python script for controlling a series of 10 LEDs using a microcontroller. It initializes each LED pin as an output and then enters an infinite loop that sequentially turns each LED on for 250 milliseconds before turning it off. This creates a visual effect of the LEDs lighting up one after the other.

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Control Multiple LEDs with Python Code

The document contains a Python script for controlling a series of 10 LEDs using a microcontroller. It initializes each LED pin as an output and then enters an infinite loop that sequentially turns each LED on for 250 milliseconds before turning it off. This creates a visual effect of the LEDs lighting up one after the other.

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Andres Rojas
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import machine

import time

arsled1 =[Link](15, [Link])

arsled2 =[Link](2, [Link])

arsled3 =[Link](4, [Link])

arsled4 =[Link](16, [Link])

arsled5 =[Link](17, [Link])

arsled6 =[Link](5, [Link])

arsled7 =[Link](18, [Link])

arsled8 =[Link](19, [Link])

arsled9 =[Link](21, [Link])

arsled10 =[Link](3, [Link])

arsled = [arsled1, arsled2, arsled3, arsled4, arsled5, arsled6, arsled7,


arsled8, arsled9, arsled10]

while True:

for contador in range(10):

arsled[contador].on()

time.sleep_ms(250)

arsled[contador].off()

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