You can view the rest of the examples by clicking through the list or scrolling down
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The API Reference section() includes a list of the library functions and classes. The
API (Application Programming Interface) of a library is the set of functions and classes
the library provides. Essentially, the API defines how your program interfaces with the
functions and classes that you call in your code to use the library.
There is always at least one list item included. Libraries for which the code is included
in a single Python (.py) file, will only have one item. Libraries for which the code is
multiple Python files in a directory (called subpackages) will have multiple items in this
list. The LED Animation library has a series of subpackages, and therefore, multiple
items in this list.
Click on the first item in the list to begin viewing the API Reference section.
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As with the Examples section, all of the API Reference content is on a single
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