Importing Libraries | Raspberry Pi Pico Workshop: Chapter 2.8

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In this video, we take a look at libraries and how to use them. We take a look at standard libraries in MicroPython*, how to import *external libraries in Thonny*, and we go through an example of finding and using an external *servo library to drive a servo.

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0:00 What are Libraries?
0:45 Standard Libraries in MicroPython
1:27 External Libraries
2:50 Installing an External Library in Thonny
4:00 Looking for Documentation
5:20 Plugging in the Servo
6:05 Adapting the Documentation Code
7:04 Importing a Library from a Python File
7:51 Import and From Keywords
9:27 3 Key Takeaways

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