Gavin: Python practice 1. (I worked with Cerys)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/18Me6EXm9NZblHh7W7qrxAOE2R2cVpROpyxAPMlg7PAU/edit?tab=t.0
I learned that code can be very specific and yet the same time very inconvienent. I don't understand how to create a function, or print multiple items
Gavin: Python practice 2 ( I worked with Prin)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cwIy1MI03d9oj2ktwS8XTSNEahRPr9ndq-wAszb9SCw/edit?tab=t.0
I've learned that lists are very useful, and much easier to use then other functions. Though, I wonder how to create randomly generated lists?
Digital Project Beginning:
I'm trying to merge spotify, heat/humidity, real clock, and image with text code based on buttons to switch between modes.
But merging the code seems extremely difficult, and I don't know how it's possible, so I'll get the spotify done first, and if it's too difficult and I'm too busy I'll just go with spotify.
I plan on using the ESP-32-S3 Microcontroller due to it's ability to be used with text display, image display, realtime clock, and temperature/humidity capabilities. I want to use it with my speakers.
Digital Project
Description: I used code from mr. kleindolf and dr. trevinio that connected to my network, which then connects to my spotify, and then asks for an authentication token, which I then typed in, so then it gives me a new token most of the time. Now this code will show the song I'm playing on the micro controller. This is the code:https://docs.google.com/document/d/12ExHD26ExhbU81J6UCxRIS8GbdS5sgaJaqYrAwLYo8I/edit?tab=t.0
I really learned about the difficulty of merging different kinds of code, as I was trying to do multiple code functions at once but I gave up once I realized how difficult it would actually be. I also realized the unthinkable ways that one can program a microcontroller even beyond what it can or should be even used for, like using it for spotify is unthinkable.
Look at dis code, this will tell use what I'm playing on spotify