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--- led_on_and_off [2026/06/12 22:41] – [Introduction] walkeradmin
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 In the above picture we can see where the LED is. Once powered on the LED by default will be off, and we will need to use some micro python to turn it on.
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 Here we can see the code that we need to enter in to Thonny.
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-<code | download>
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 # Import the picozero LED class
 from picozero import pico_led
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-This of course turns the Pi Pico LED on.
+To run this code, click the green play button on the Thonny toolbar. This of course turns the Pi Pico LED on.
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 Now that you have turned the LED on, you might want to turn it off, and the program is almost the same except for the argument for the pico_led line.
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 # Import the picozero LED class
 from picozero import pico_led
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+That is it, we can now successfully turn on and off the onboard LED on the Pi Pico, as well as creating our first piece of Micro Python in Thonny.
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