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Lesson 26:  Drawing a Circle on the OLED 1306 Display
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This tutorial covers drawing shapes on an OLED display using the Raspberry Pi Pico W:

* **Introduction**: Focuses on drawing a circle on an OLED display using the Raspberry Pi Pico W.
* **Recap and Setup**: Reviews using the OLED display and setting up the SSD1306 library.
* **Drawing a Circle**: Explains using trigonometric functions to calculate x and y positions, and provides a code example to draw a circle.
* **Enhancing the Circle Drawing**: Demonstrates drawing a filled circle and an arc by adjusting radii and angles.
* **Practical Demonstration**: Shows the circle and filled circle on the OLED, optimizing drawing speed.
* **Homework Assignment**: Task to create a "floating potato chip" shape on the OLED display.




**Video**

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