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Fix indentation game controller solution #35

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28 changes: 14 additions & 14 deletions assignments/03-game-controller-discover/code_solution.md
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```python
while True:
if current_state is state_wait:
if button.value == True:
keyboard.press(key) # Send our defined key as a command...
print("button is pressed") #Print a confirmation in the serial monitor
current_state = state_button_is_pressed # Update our state
if current_state is state_wait:
if button.value == True:
keyboard.press(key) # Send our defined key as a command...
print("button is pressed") #Print a confirmation in the serial monitor
current_state = state_button_is_pressed # Update our state

if current_state is state_button_is_pressed:
if button.value == False:
keyboard.release_all() # and release all keys again
print("button is released") # Print a confirmation in the serial monitor
current_state = state_wait # Reset the state
# Sleep briefly so keypress events occur at a human timescale.
# Skilled users can manage ~7 button presses per second, so we
# sample at roughly twice that rate to satisfy the Nyquist criterion.
if current_state is state_button_is_pressed:
if button.value == False:
keyboard.release_all() # and release all keys again
print("button is released") # Print a confirmation in the serial monitor
current_state = state_wait # Reset the state

# Sleep briefly so keypress events occur at a human timescale.
# Skilled users can manage ~7 button presses per second, so we
# sample at roughly twice that rate to satisfy the Nyquist criterion.

time.sleep(0.07)
```