Python Python & Line Sensor (IR) for Robot Project

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A user is developing a robot designed to follow a black line and seeks assistance with Python programming and infrared (IR) line sensors. They express a need for guidance on specific issues related to this project. Another participant, while not experienced with this exact task, offers their familiarity with Python and suggests sharing background information to facilitate further discussion and problem-solving. The conversation emphasizes collaboration and knowledge sharing among those with varying levels of experience in robotics and programming.
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I'm making a robot the will follow a black line and I need some assistance does anyone here have experience with python and line sensors.(IR) If anyone does I can elaborate on my issues more.

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I don't have experience with this exact task but use Python daily and I know some others do here as well, so it's worth sharing some of the background and we can go from there. :)
 
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