Logical steps

1. How much power is out ? When a relatively modern house is wired it has about 8 to 10 outlets or and light on a circuit . This might tell you if it's isolated or if it's and the electrical panel

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It's truly remarkable what you can learn these days, largely thanks to the internet. There's an almost infinite well of tutorials, articles, forums, and videos out there covering just about any topic imaginable. Whether it's diving deep into a new programming language like Python, figuring out a complex DIY home repair, or even learning a new craft, the resources are often just a search away. This accessibility has democratized learning in a way that was hard to imagine just a few decades ago, putting vast libraries of knowledge at our fingertips. Of course, sometimes you do want to get your hands on physical components to really solidify learning or explore a particular interest. That's where my small exception to the 'free' rule came in – I decided to explore the world of the Internet of Things (IoT) by purchasing some electronic sensors and microprocessors. Tinkering with these, perhaps getting an Arduino or an ESP32 to read temperature data, control an LED, or send information over Wi-Fi, was a fantastic hands-on experience. It brought a different, tangible dimension to the often abstract world of coding. While the software knowledge and programming techniques for these devices often still came from free online guides and communities, the hardware itself naturally had a cost. It was a worthwhile investment, though, as it opened up a whole new area of understanding and the exciting potential of connecting the physical world to the digital."

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Logical steps