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+# Button Library for MicroBlocks
+
+Welcome to the **Button Library** for MicroBlocks!  
+This library makes it easy for anyone—even if you don’t know how to code or use a computer much—to control a Button using simple blocks in MicroBlocks.
+
+---
+
+## Features
+
+- **Easy drag-and-drop blocks** for controlling your Button
+- **No coding required**
+- **Turn on & off the Button**
+- **Control the notes**
+- **Beginner-friendly instructions**
+
+---
+
+## Getting Started
+
+**What you need:**
+- Spark microcontroller and connecting wires
+- MicroBlocks IDE installed ([Download here](https://microblocks.fun/download/))
+- A Button and basic connecting wires
+
+---
+
+## Installation
+
+1. **Download the Button Library:**  
+   Download the library file from [here](Spark_Digital.ubl).
+
+2. **Open MicroBlocks IDE** on your computer.
+
+3. **Add the Library:**
+   - Go to the library manager in MicroBlocks.
+   - Click “Import Library” or drag and drop the downloaded file into the IDE.
+
+---
+
+## How to Use
+
+1. **Connect your Button** to your microcontroller’s pins (see your board’s pinout for details).
+
+2. **Open MicroBlocks IDE** and make sure your board is connected.
+
+3. **Find the Button blocks** in the blocks menu.
+
+4. **Drag the blocks** you want to use into your script area.  
+   - For example: 
+    - “Set Pin Value 
+    - Turn Button On and Off
+    - Turn Inverted Button On and Off"
+
+5. **Click the green flag** or “Run” to start controlling your Button!
+
+---
+## Example Project
+
+![](Images/2.png)
+
+After setting the pin value, there are two ways to use a Button:
+
+1. You can simply turn it on or off.
+2. You can adjust its notes.
+
+---
+
+*Have fun building with your Button!*
+

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+module Spark_Digital 'cat;Data'
+author 'Fatima Idrees'
+version 1 0 
+description ''
+
+  spec ' ' 'Buzzer' 'Buzzer Pin _ Tone _' 'num num' 5 1000
+  spec ' ' 'Buzzer2' 'Buzzer Pin _ State _' 'auto bool' 5 false
+  spec ' ' 'LED' 'LED Pin _ State _' 'num bool' 18 false
+  spec ' ' 'LED2 Pin' 'LED Pin _ Brightness _' 'num auto' 18 1000
+  spec 'r' 'Button Pin' 'Button Pin _' 'auto' 27
+  spec 'r' 'Inverted Button Pin' 'Inverted Button Pin _' 'auto' 27
+
+to 'Button Pin' Input {
+  local 'Read1' (digitalReadOp Input 'up')
+  if (Read1 == (booleanConstant true)) {
+    return (not Read1)
+  } else {
+    return (booleanConstant true)
+  }
+}
+
+to Buzzer Pin Tone {
+  analogWriteOp Pin Tone
+}
+
+to Buzzer2 Pin State {
+  digitalWriteOp Pin State
+}
+
+to 'Inverted Button Pin' Input {
+  local 'Read2' (digitalReadOp Input 'up')
+  if (Read2 == (booleanConstant false)) {
+    return Read2
+  } else {
+    return (booleanConstant true)
+  }
+}
+
+to LED Pin State {
+  digitalWriteOp Pin State
+}
+
+to 'LED2 Pin' Pin Brightness {
+  analogWriteOp Pin Brightness
+}
+

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+# Buzzer Library Development Steps
+
+## Version 01
+
+![](../Images/1.png)
+
+It essentially turns the button on or off.
+
+
+---
+
+## Usage Example
+
+![](../Images/2.png)
+
+A way to test the function!