You want to create a time-lapse that takes a photo every 10 seconds for 1 hour using Raspberry Pi. Which approach correctly calculates the number of photos and implements the loop?

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Raspberry Pi - Camera Module

AUse 60 photos and loop with range(60), sleeping 1 second each iteration

BUse 100 photos and loop with range(100), sleeping 36 seconds each iteration

CUse 600 photos and loop with range(600), sleeping 6 seconds each iteration

DUse 360 photos (3600 seconds / 10) and loop with range(360), sleeping 10 seconds each iteration

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Calculate total photos
1 hour = 3600 seconds; taking photo every 10 seconds means 3600/10 = 360 photos.
Step 2: Implement loop and sleep
Loop range should be 360; sleep duration should be 10 seconds to space photos correctly.
Final Answer:
Use 360 photos (3600 seconds / 10) and loop with range(360), sleeping 10 seconds each iteration -> Option D
Quick Check:
Correct photo count and sleep = Use 360 photos (3600 seconds / 10) and loop with range(360), sleeping 10 seconds each iteration [OK]

Quick Trick: Divide total seconds by interval for photo count [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Mixing up total photos and sleep duration
Using wrong loop range
Incorrect sleep time causing wrong intervals

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You want to create a time-lapse that takes a photo every 10 seconds for 1 hour using Raspberry Pi. Which approach correctly calculates the number of photos and implements the loop?

Step 1: Calculate total photos

Step 2: Implement loop and sleep

Final Answer:

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