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The Concept of Virtual Environment, Indentation and Comments

Lesson 3 - The Concept of Virtual Environment, Indentation and Comments Hello Guys, I hope you all are doing well. My Name is Vivek Garg and I welcome you all to my Blog Mostly Programing. If you're new here I will suggest you check out my YouTube channel  @mostlyprograming . I post 3 New Videos every week, Let's Code Tuesdays, Innovative Thursdays, and Geeky Saturdays.  Go! Go! Go! Check it out and if you like the content you can maybe give me a subscription or a comment or a like (YOU DECIDE!). Here in Lesson 3 of Learning Python from scratch, we will be discussing the following topics: What is meant by a Virtual Environment? Do we need to create a Virtual Environment for the Basics? What is the Concept of Indentation? What possible errors could Indentation cause, if not done properly? How to write comments in Python? So, let us get into it. Virtual Environment Virtual Environment is very powerful and one of the most used tools in Python. T
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Introduction to Python

Lesson 1 - Introduction to Python Hello Guys, I hope you all are doing well. My Name is Vivek Garg and I welcome you all to my Blog Mostly Programing. If you're new here I will suggest you check out my YouTube channel  @mostlyprograming . I post 3 New Videos every week, Let's Code Tuesdays, Innovative Thursdays, and Geeky Saturdays.  Go! Go! Go! Check it out and if you like the content you can maybe give me a subscription or a comment or a like (YOU DECIDE!). Here in Lesson 1 of Learning Python from scratch we will be discussing some basics about Python, Its Applications, Also we will see why do we use Python and How is it different from any other Programming Languages? Also, we will Install Python in our System. What is Python? Python is a general-purpose Programming language as it supports all the programming paradigms, it is a popular scripting language, as it is used for writing scripts for automation purposes. It was created by Guido van Rossum

How to use a Push Button with Arduino

How to use a Push Button with Arduino Hello Guys, I hope you all are doing well. My Name is Vivek Garg and I welcome you all to my Blog Mostly Programing. If you're new here I will suggest you check out my YouTube channel  @mostlyprograming . I post 3 New Videos every week, Let's Code Tuesdays, Innovative Thursdays, and Geeky Saturdays.  Go! Go! Go! Check it out and if you like the content you can maybe give me a subscription or a comment or a like (YOU DECIDE!). In today's tutorial, we are going to see how a push-button works. I know that may sound quite easy to some of you but believe me, it's not as easy as it seems to be (especially for the Newcomers).  So, Today we will be seeing  What is a push-button? How it works? What different configurations can it work in? How to interface one with an Arduino? Also, How to read its status using a software program? How do we control an LED using a Push Button? Let's get started with the Tutorial.

JoyStick HW-504 Interfacing with Arduino

JoyStick HW-504 Interfacing with Arduino Hello Guys, I hope you all are doing well. My Name is Vivek Garg and I welcome you all to my Blog Mostly Programing. If you're new here I will suggest you to check out my YouTube channel  @mostlyprograming . I post 3 New Videos every week, Let's Code Tuesdays, Innovative Thursdays, and Geeky Saturdays.  Go! Go! Go! Check it out and if you like the content you can maybe give me a subscription or a comment or a like (YOU DECIDE!). So, In Today's Tutorial, We are going to see How a PS2 Thumb Joy Stick Works? and How we can use one with an Arduino. Fig. 1 HW - 504 Thumb JoyStick Module When we hear the word joystick, the first thing that strikes our mind is Game Controllers (Like the one shown in Fig. 2). Mainly we use them for playing Games but we can do a lot of fun stuff with them in Electronics. For instance Controlling Robo Cars, Controlling Barrier Gates, etc. Fig. 2 Game Controller Hardware Overview The

Flappy Bird Game with Arduino Uno

Flappy Bird Game with Arduino Uno Hello Guys, I hope you all are doing well. My Name is Vivek Garg and I welcome you all to my Blog Mostly Programing. If you're new here I will suggest you to check out my YouTube channel  @mostlyprograming . I post 3 New Videos every week, Let's Code Tuesdays, Innovative Thursdays, and Geeky Saturdays.  Go! Go! Go! Check it out and if you like the content you can maybe give me a subscription or a comment or a like (YOU DECIDE!). So, Today we are gonna build a fun game with Arduino. This game is called The Flappy Bird game, I bet you must have played this game in your childhood. And if not you can make one today and play. Components Required 1 x BreadBoard 1 x Arduino Uno Board 1 x I2C LCD Display (16x2) 1 x 10 KOhm Resistor 1 x Push Button Jumper Wires USB A/B Cable Circuit Diagram Fig. 1 Circuit Diagram Connections: SCL(LCD) ---> A5/SCL Pin SDA(LCD) ---> A4/ SDA Pin Vcc (LCD) ---> +5Volts Gnd

Interface a Seven Segment LED display to an Arduino Uno R3

Interface a Seven Segment LED display to an Arduino Uno R3 For many Embedded system applications, there is no need to use an expensive LCD for display purposes, even a simple Seven Segment display can do the work. Yes, for many Arduino and Embedded system applications if your aim is to display just the numbers, then you should most probably use a Cheaper 7 segment display.  You can lower down the cost of your project by using a 7 Segment display instead of an LCD display. Moreover, Using a 7 segment display is much easier than an LCD. Fig.1 and 2 displays the image of a Seven 7 segment LED display.                                    Fig. 1 Front view of 7 Segment Display                                             Fig.2 Side View of 7 Segment display 7 Segment LED displays are of two types: Common Cathode and Common Anode. The structure of both types of LEDs is the same, the only difference is in the Polarity of LEDs and the common terminal in the