Today, I was still practicing Micropython, and connecting circuits in Wokwi’s Raspberry Pi Pico simulator, with the help of the “Get Started with MicroPython on Raspberry Pi Pico” book. I’m still waiting for the delivery, so I can’t do it physically yet, but I think it’s still a great way to learn, and it even lacks the risk of frying anything. I succesfully made an LED blink, and connected a four-legged push button to the Pico. The final “project” of this session was building a circuit, so when you push the button, the LED lights up. I had a little problem with this, so I took the help of Gemini, and we figured out, that I accidentally connected the button to the Pico’s 3V3 EN pin, instead of the 3V3 pin, and I had a missing colon in the code. After fixing, it worked beautifully