In this activity.
Well, actually, we are going to go back to the solution of the activity number eight, so you can
go to the code.
You had four eight eight and we are going to improve that code.
So if you remember in this activity, what we did is to make the link so on Benomar 12 to blink at five
hundred milliseconds by default, and then we can give a new delay directly with cellular communication.
So from the side monitor on the computer, we can give a delay that will replace the previous delay
in the original code.
And here, well, if you could spot the problem, the problem is simply this is we have a delay here.
So basically that means we can't do much more than this.
The delay will block the program for a certain amount of time.
If it's, for example, 4000, then the delay will block the program for false signals and then you
can't do anything else for four seconds.
And also with this, you are not able to change the delay in real time.
You always have to wait for the end of the delay.
So you'll change for this activity is to make the aready blink with the code structure that we have
just seen before, so that when you change the delay here from cell, it changes immediately and also
you will be able to do other actions later on in your program.
So note that you only need to change this part of the program.
OK, this you can actually just leave it like because this part of the program actually doesn't block
the program.
OK, the only problem is because of the delay specific to the functionality.
All right.
Now we see you in the next listen for the solution.