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| Here we can see the code that we need to enter in to Thonny. | Here we can see the code that we need to enter in to Thonny. | ||
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| # Import the picozero LED class | # Import the picozero LED class | ||
| from picozero import pico_led | from picozero import pico_led | ||
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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. | 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 | # Import the picozero LED class | ||
| from picozero import pico_led | from picozero import pico_led | ||
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