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# This function is executed each time the "ledSwitch" variable changes
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# This function is executed each time the "test_switch" variable changes
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defon_switch_changed(client, value):
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print("Switch Pressed! Status is: ", value)
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After running the script, you should see in the terminal that we first attempt to connect to the Arduino Cloud. Once connected, we push the variable update for `test_value`. You should now see this value updated in the Thing interface in the Arduino Cloud.
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You can test out the `test_switch` variable by creating a dashboard in the Arduino Cloud with a switch widget linked to the variable.
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You can test out the `test_switch` variable by creating a dashboard in the Arduino Cloud with a switch widget linked to the variable. Head over to "Dashboards" and create a value widget and a switch widget:
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When flicking the switch, you should see the following command being printed in the terminal:
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-`command not found: python` - encountering this error when running a script indicates that the terminal can't access Python. You can try running `python3`, as some versions of Python requires this.
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-`Connection failed 5, retrying after 1.0s` - this error is likely due to an invalid **device ID** or **secret key**.
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-`ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_m2crypto'` - likely if you are running an older version of the library. Try updating the library.
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-`ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_m2crypto'` - likely if you are running an older version of the library. Try updating the library.
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