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[PXCT-198] MicroPython New Documentation #2260
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…ststeps MicroPython review ch01 + ch03
Add better explanation of how loops works
[PXCT-200] Online Editor
[PXCT-42] Add datalogger tutorial
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…tor/online-editor.md Co-authored-by: Gaia Castronovo <[email protected]>
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[PXCT-231] BLE Sense + small fixes to other articles
[PXCT-45] MP Essentials
2. **Upload and Download Files**: Use the file manager to upload files from our computer to the microcontroller or download files back to our computer. | ||
3. **Organize Files**: We can create folders and store multiple files, making it easy to organize our project. | ||
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![Accessing the file system.]() |
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Essentially, this is how [modules]() work. You import a module, and use a function from that module. | ||
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![Import code from a script.]() |
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Digital pins are fundamental for interacting with the physical world using your Arduino board. With them, you can: | ||
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- Control outputs, such as turning an LED on and off. |
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- Control outputs, such as turning an LED on and off. | |
- Control outputs, such as turning a LED on and off. |
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## Board and Editor Setup | ||
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1. Open the [Arduino Lab for MicroPython]() application. |
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