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→Part 4 - Dot Matrix
* Working in pairs, set up six or more digital LED outputs. Set these up as a dot matrix display (say 2 X 3 or 3 X 2 or 3 X 3) rather than in a line. Technically you have 13 digital outputs to work with (4 X 3 dot matrix?).
* The code and hardware here are the same as driving a single LED, or multiple LEDs in a line. What you are changing is the spatial configuration of the LEDs. Having them arrayed in a box reads differently than having them in a line--now they are "pixels" instead of single lights.
* Experiment with code and output to get something to happen. Bounce a ball (tricky!), draw a smiley,... this is an open exercise.
== Homework ==