II. Create a periodic event generation of square wave of 50ms on-time for an embedded systems with the help of Ticker function III. Write a program to use a simple interrupt when button is pressed and LED should be toggled to its present state

II. Create a periodic event generation of square wave of 50ms on-time for an embedded systems with the help of Ticker function III. Write a program to use a simple interrupt when button is pressed and LED should be toggled to its present state

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