10/28/24- Day 1
My partner was Nola!
Python exercises worksheet 1: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jXBr54nvyu4uKjJt_Ke-R-KXjyrrXs2wt7DSg8kpJEg/edit?usp=sharing
✵ We ended at problem 6, and moved onto working on our amps!
I learned that it takes patience to correctly write the codes and that id you don't add "_" the str wont work.
I keep on getting errors, and am not sure why, but i would like to learn how to wrap my head around that.
10/30/24- Day 2
My partner was Troy!
Python exercises worksheet 2 : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CAHHxYahNTkLqms3YSoS_wGelmCnhXAp6otDwMO6YoU/edit?usp=sharing
I learned how to add and change a character/thing when writing a list, by using the command insert .
At the moment I am not confused by anything.
✵ Ended at problem 2!
11/14: Documentation ⬇
Digital project design:
What is your idea for the digital project?
My idea for the digital project is to create a microcontroller that shows every day temperature/humidity of one or two specific locations. The base/exterior of my project will look like a picture frame.
What microcontroller and (if applicable) additional electronics will you use?
The controller I have picked is the Feather ESP32
Will the project be part of your speakers or standalone?
My digital project will be a standalone, bc i would like to have it handy, in order to carry it around with me for easy accessibility.
Sketch ⬇
12/19: Final Documentation ⬇
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Finalized Digital project:
Due to the number of classes we have left, I could not make the frame. But I found this project to be fun and entertaining!
Here is the link to the GitHub Code I utilized
For my digital project, I created a microcontroller that showed the room's daily temperature and humidity with the sensor hooked onto the microcontroller.
Some challenges were figuring out how to change the Celsius to Fahrenheit, and vice versa. During this project, I learned that When writing Python codes, I should keep in mind that if you change one thing you might need to check to see if there is another command of the same that needs to be fixed. For example, I changed the color of the lettering in line three, and somehow it hadn't changed from White to the color of my choice, due to me not changing the code on line 7 which restated the command.