When I first attempted to get the motor working, I encountered some difficulties. Despite my efforts, the motor wouldn't respond as expected. After troubleshooting for a while, I discovered that the issue was due to a loose connection. Once I secured the connection properly, the motor started working perfectly, confirming that my code was correct all along.
I added a small arrow to indicate the direction in which the motor moved the arm. While this was a helpful addition, I realized that I could have taken a more elaborate approach by experimenting with various possibilities and enhancements.
I learned that sometimes the solution is simpler than you think! I spent a lot of time questioning what was going wrong, but in the end, I just needed to reattach the jumper wires to get the correct output.