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MoonCampaign by Rishi (7 years)
Hello everyone! My name is Rishi Shah, and I enjoy 3D printing, reading, and playing baseball. My project is called Fast and Slow. In this project, I use a potentiometer to control how fast or slow my name moves on the micro. When I turn the potentiometer to one level, my name scrolls slowly. When I turn it to another level, it becomes faster. When the potentiometer is in the middle, my name scrolls at a normal speed. My code reads the potentiometer value and stores it in a variable called pot_value. Then it uses the value to control the scrolling speed.
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Hello everyone! My name is Rishi Shah, and today I am excited to show you my project called Fast and Slow. I like doing many things in my free time, especially 3D printing, reading, and playing baseball. I also enjoy learning about coding and making projects with the micro.For my project, I wanted to make something that could change speed. I used a potentiometer to control how fast my name scrolls across the micro display. A potentiometer is a component that can give different values when we turn it. I used those values in my code to decide whether my name should move slowly, normally, or quickly.
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