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Difference in using an LED with gpiozero vs. RPi.GPIO
I'm trying to turn on an LED and it was trivial with the gpiozero library. The following works just as expected. … # Version 1 (working)
import gpiozero
import time
led = gpiozero.LED(21)
led.on()
time.sleep(20)
led.off()
However, when I tried to switch over to RPi.GPIO, I can't get the same pin to go High. …
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