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| - | What we eed to do now is to place this code, inside of our main program that we want to run on boot. In this example I am using the traffic light example, so when I power on the Pico, the traffic light sequence will start (after the initial 20 second delay). | + | What we need to do now is to place this code, inside of our main program that we want to run on boot. In this example I am using the traffic light example, so when I power on the Pico, the traffic light sequence will start (after the initial 20 second delay). |
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| From Thonny, I am going to start our traffic light code with the new breakout code block. Please bear in mind that in this example I am NOT using a Pico W variant. | From Thonny, I am going to start our traffic light code with the new breakout code block. Please bear in mind that in this example I am NOT using a Pico W variant. | ||
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| First thing I need to do, because we want this code to run at Pico boot, is to save the file as <color # | First thing I need to do, because we want this code to run at Pico boot, is to save the file as <color # | ||
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