I'm using python.microbit.org to write Python code for the micro:bit but one thing I don't get is things like:
pin0.write_analog(128)
pin1.write_analog(64)
So like if I want to write a function that will work with any pin how do I do that?
Do I need a big if/else with all the pins? (pin0.write_analog, pin1.write_analog, etc.)
#python #coding #programming #code #microbit
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