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| * 10KΩ resistor | * 10KΩ resistor | ||
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| At first I thought this project will be quite straight forward and honestly, quite boring. | At first I thought this project will be quite straight forward and honestly, quite boring. | ||
| But as soon as I found a project that really called out to me and decided to improve upon the original code, the more I started to enjoy working on this project. | But as soon as I found a project that really called out to me and decided to improve upon the original code, the more I started to enjoy working on this project. | ||
| - | It is certainly a challenge to make sure the code you develop is easy to understand, works as intended and most importantly, does not have redundant pieces of code. | + | It is certainly is a challenge to make sure the code you develop is easy to understand, works as intended and most importantly, does not have redundant pieces of code. |
| The hardware side was quite straight forward considering that I use a I2C module for the LCD and the other components are a passive 3.3V buzzer and a button. | The hardware side was quite straight forward considering that I use a I2C module for the LCD and the other components are a passive 3.3V buzzer and a button. | ||
| ===== Download ===== | ===== Download ===== | ||
