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LED Lights

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  • LED Lights
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    • 1.0
      Connect and Blink a Light
    • 1.1
      Script and Tests
    • 1.2
      How it Works
    • 1.3
      On-Off Signals
    • 1.4
      Review and Practice
    • 1.5
      Solutions
    • 1.6
      Set Brightness with a Script
    • 1.7
      Script and Tests
    • 1.8
      How it Works
    • 1.9
      More About A/D
    • 1.10
      Review and Practice
    • 1.11
      Solutions
    • 1.12
      Add a Light
    • 1.13
      Script and Tests
    • 1.14
      How it Works
    • 1.15
      Sequential Blinks
    • 1.16
      Review and Practice
    • 1.17
      Solutions
    • 1.18
      Intro to Lists
    • 1.19
      How it Works
    • 1.20
      Other Data Types in Lists
    • 1.21
      Review and Practice
    • 1.22
      Solutions
    • 1.23
      Blink Sequencing
    • 1.24
      Script and Tests
    • 1.25
      How it Works
    • 1.26
      Zip Lists Together
    • 1.27
      Review and Practice
    • 1.28
      Solutions
    • 1.29
      Measure Blinking Light with a Voltmeter
    • 1.30
      Script and Tests
    • 1.31
      How it Works
    • 1.32
      Change the Resistance
    • 1.33
      Review and Practice
    • 1.34
      Solutions
    • 1.35
      Measure Light with an Oscilloscope
    • 1.36
      Script and Tests
    • 1.37
      How it Works
    • 1.38
      Setting a Trigger
    • 1.39
      Review and Practice
    • 1.40
      Solutions

Review and Practice

Self-check

In this activity, you used lists to display different sequences of color names in the serial terminal.

  • Were you able to use both methods – the easy way and the hard way?
  • Were you able to create the script to display the color names?
  • Were you able to modify and access the color list in your script?
  • Lastly, do you understand how to create and access any list?

Questions

  1. How does a script access the items in a list?
  2. How are index items numbered?
  3. What types of data can a list contain?
  4. What does it mean for a list to be mutable?

Exercises

  1. In list nlist = [’Ava’, ’Marco’, ’Jubal’, ’Maria’], which item has an index of 3?
  2. If index = len(nlist) for the list: nlist = [’Ava’, ’Marco’, ’Jubal’, ’Maria’], what is the value of index?
  3. How would you change the last item in the list, vlist = [1, 2, 3, 4, 6], to a 5?
  4. How do you add an item to the end of a list?
  5. What is the function of using the line clist.index(‘snake’) in a script?

Project

There’s an easy way and a hard way to cycle through items in a list. Using the variable city and the list name c, write the code for a 4-item list of cities with a while True loop that will print them the ‘easy’ way.
 


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