Jun 2026

Here are some Micro Python programs for you to try. Please bear in mind that these examples will likely require you to build some basic hardware (A Pico with, LEDs or buttons etc) before you can test the Micro Python code itself. In the Projects Section, there will be files for building the project hardware, software and 3D print files for the casing etc.

• What is Micro Python
  

Raspberry Pi Pico Simulator - Only use this to start if you don't have a Raspberry Pi Pico board.

• Button Controlled LED
  

These first three examples all use the onboard LED on the Raspberry Pi Pico.

• LED On and Off
  
• Flash the LED Ex1
  
• Blink the LED
  

From here we are using the GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi Pico.

• GPIO Controlled LEDs
  
• Traffic Light LEDs using Array
  
• Control an LED Using a Button
  
• Control an LED using a Webpage
  
• Using the Pico RUN Button
  

Making your Raspberry Pi Pico code run on boot.

• Using Breakout Time Delay
  
• Using a Breakout Button
  
• Using a Breakout Button - Better code but slightly more complex
  

Full Projects. Full Projects are where we have built some circuitry, written some Micro Python Code and 3D Modelled an enclosure/stand etc. Sections in here might exist in other areas of the wiki, but to tie them together, we will create a project and put all relevant information in there.

• Project 1 - Coming Soon