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I am working with CircuitPython Libraries on MicroPython using the Raspberry Pi Pico. I am using Wiznett 5500 (ethernet module) and Esp01 (wifi module). When I tried jsonplaceholder's api, Wiznett can get request in 4,5 seconds and ESP01 can get request in 1.6 second. When I tried my real api Wiznett 5500 can get request in 1 minute and Esp01 can get in 1.6 second. My api is really fast like microsecond, I don't understand why is wiznett getting data in 1 minute.

I am trying to use passing a choice of pins to the raspberry py when creating channels and want to change only the .P(value) when calling the method. For if I call the class in another class I currently have to import all libraries again with the way it is now. Below is code.

I'm working on a VBA macro that should read some data from an Excel sheet and then handle this data to create a XML file which I'll use on another application. Simply put, I have 3 source .txt files, 2 of them have placeholders (eg. NAMEXXX) that I replace with the sheet data and the last .txt file is the destination of the other 2, which is saved as .XML. I'd like some suggestions on how I could make my code better or more optimized, once I'm not vey familiar with VBA functions. Here are the 3 functions I've written:

I am running a python script on a raspberry-pi.

Essentially, I would like a camera to take a picture every 5 seconds, but only if I have set a boolean to true, which gets toggled on a physical button.

initially I set it to true, and then in my while(true) loop, I want to check to see if the variable is set to true, and if so, start taking pictures every 5 seconds. The issue is if I use something like time time.sleep(5), it essentially freezes everything, including the check. Combine that with the fact that I am using debouncing for the button, it then becomes impossible for me to actually toggle the script since I would have to press it exactly after the 5s wait time, right for the value check... I've been searching around and I think the likely solution would have to include threading, but I can't wrap my head around it. One kind of workaround I thought of would be to look at the system time and if the seconds is a multiple of 5, then take picture (all within the main loop). This seems a bit sketchy.

Script below:

My goal is checkin if a digit code e.g.1234# is wrong or correct (using a keypad like this)

So my plan was to enumerate() items inside the list given by keypress, extract each value from the list using element index and finally validate the code. The problem is in the keypress function of the library because it always gives a list where all the values have the same index (0)

How can I achieve this? Maybe using list comprehension?

Here's the code:

i am currently making an autoclicker script for an samsung galaxy A70 with my raspberry pi pico in micro-python.

I am trying to make project of visible light communication. Currently I am using a classic LED as TX part and BPW21 photodiode with MCP3008 AD convertor as a RX part. Both of this part run on the RasPi4 withy python 3.7.3. However I have problem with receiving the bits using OOK modulation on RX part.

I am building a simple code that should display some data on a display(an ili9341 display hooked up to a raspberry pi4). Until now i only added text and it works fine , but i dont know how to add a little (20px*20px) image underneath the text. I tryed this but id doesnt work:

I've been trying to solve this problem for hours, to no avail. So, I've been trying to run an OLED screen for showing the weather, time, etc. I wrote the script with a while loop so it can run virtually forever. However, I also want to be able to start the script with a GPIO pull-up, and end it with yet another high GPIO pin. Using the on-off script to start the OLED script works flawlessly with variables, yet the script seems to be blind to the variable changes my "Off-GPIO" tries to introduce. Here's my code: