It will look like this. Note that under the
while True: line, the next four lines
begin with four spaces to indent them, and
they're indented exactly the same amount.
All the lines before that have no spaces
before the text.
Save the code.py file on your CIRCUITPY
drive.
The little LED should now be blinking. Once per half-second.
Congratulations, you've just run your first CircuitPython program!
On most boards you'll find a tiny red LED.
On the ItsyBitsy nRF52840, you'll find a tiny blue LED.
On QT Py M0, QT Py RP2040, and the Trinkey series, you will find only an RGB
NeoPixel LED.
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