Python is known for its simplicity and versatility, making it a great choice for both beginners and experienced developers. One of the lesser-known yet incredibly fun libraries in Python is turtle. The turtle module is a standard Python library used to introduce programming to kids and beginners, but it’s also capable of creating some pretty … Continue reading Exploring Python Turtle: A Fun Way to Create Graphics
Author: Joseph D'Emanuele
Python for beginners
Hi, if you are embarking on a journey to start learning Python, or you just need to refresh your mind, perhaps from after a long summer break ;), this is the right place to be! At Clounce, we prepared a number of Jupyter notebooks to help you started (see link below). Each notebook focuses on … Continue reading Python for beginners
Conditional highlighting of a column in Excel
Some years ago, we saw how one can highlight a row in an Excel table based on a cell value. Today, we are going to look into how to highlight a column instead of a row. It is quite similar, so I will only focus on the change required and explain the functions used. To … Continue reading Conditional highlighting of a column in Excel
Simple Aquarium Temperature Sensor
It has been a while that I wanted to leverage the power of ESP-8266 NodeMCU to monitor my aquarium. My first experiment is to read the water temperature every x interval and upload it to ThingSpeak. For this experiment, I need: ESP-8266 NodeMCU; DS18B20 waterproof sensors, which I bought from Amazon; 4.7kΩ resistor. The setup … Continue reading Simple Aquarium Temperature Sensor
Applying De Morgan’s First and Second Laws using digital TTL ICs
Today, we are going to carry out a simple experiment using logic ICs to apply De Morgan First and Second Laws. They state that: – the negation of a disjunction is the conjunction of the negations – the negation of a conjunction is the disjunction of the negations Wikipedia Let’s keep the theory in the … Continue reading Applying De Morgan’s First and Second Laws using digital TTL ICs