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    This Arduino code defines pins for red, blue, and green LEDs. It asks the user to input a color choice via serial monitor, reads the response, and turns on the corresponding color LED by setting its pin to HIGH while leaving the others LOW. The code runs continuously in a loop, allowing the user to change the LED color.

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    This Arduino code defines pins for red, blue, and green LEDs. It asks the user to input a color choice via serial monitor, reads the response, and turns on the corresponding color LED by setting its pin to HIGH while leaving the others LOW. The code runs continuously in a loop, allowing the user to change the LED color.

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    This Arduino code defines pins for red, blue, and green LEDs. It asks the user to input a color choice via serial monitor, reads the response, and turns on the corresponding color LED by setting its pin to HIGH while leaving the others LOW. The code runs continuously in a loop, allowing the user to change the LED color.

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    int rPin = 12;

    int bPin = 11;


    int gPin = 10;
    String ask = "What Color you Want?";
    String color;
    void setup() {
    // put your setup code here, to run once:
    pinMode(rPin, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(bPin, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(gPin, OUTPUT);
    Serial.begin(9600);
    }

    void loop() {
    // put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
    Serial.println(ask);
    while (Serial.available() == 0) {

    }
    color = Serial.readString();

    if (color == "blue" ) {
    digitalWrite(bPin, HIGH);
    digitalWrite(rPin, LOW);
    digitalWrite(gPin, LOW);
    }

    if (color == "green" ) {
    digitalWrite(bPin, LOW);
    digitalWrite(rPin, LOW);
    digitalWrite(gPin, HIGH);
    }

    if (color == "red" ) {
    digitalWrite(bPin, LOW);
    digitalWrite(rPin, HIGH);
    digitalWrite(gPin, LOW);

    }
    }

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