https://docs.google.com/document/d/1av2TdbYQqbw86InM2VZb_PN-65GZhFTQzaVHgo4U0B0/edit?usp=sharing

I relearned what all the code types are like boolean and string etc. I also remembered how to do for loops inputs. 

I still want to understand how to layer things inside of while loops so that they work correctly.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_Qi4cCIWum9aleMstbccV4yHPg4_BPknmqlH1hoMRf4/edit?usp=sharing 

I became better at more complex coding and using dictionaries, while loops, and lists.

I want to get more proficient and be quicker with syntax regarding list items and how to call specific items in specific ways (like range or negative indexing etc).

One challenge I faced when trying to display the weather was an error that showed up on the screen of the ESB32. It turns out this error came up because I forgot to import the correct library, so we solved it by importing the library. Another challenge I wanted to solve was to pick and choose the weather data that I wanted. To do this, I had to call the specific variables from the data set by pasting the URL to see the code online.

Link to code: 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1djc8vse4dNg2WO04n_7oB-KpRNb-6PA-C8nyN7JCU7E/edit?usp=sharing

Idea

I saw the example of the microcontroller that showed what song was currently playing from the speaker. I think that would be the most useful to me and for my project. I feel like weather or public transit are a little random to put on a speaker, but song name would be great.

What microcontroller and (if applicable) additional electronics will you use?

Other than the Feather ESB32 microcontroller, I don't think I am going to need any other electronics (like temp sensor, etc), but I will double-check.

Will the project be part of your speakers or standalone?

The project will probably be part of my speaker because it tells me what song is playing; however, I don't want it to take away from the look of the AirPod.