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Activity 6 (3 pt. Instructor's initials A crosswalk on a major road is protected by a traffic light. The light is usually green for traffic on the road, but if a pedestrian arrives at the crosswalk and presses a button to cross, the traffic light immediately changes to yellow for the cars, stays that way for 5 seconds, then turns red. Once the traffic light turns red, the WALK sign turns green, stays green for 5 seconds, then the red "DON'T WALK" sign flashes once a second for 5 seconds, then turns to solid red, at which point the traffic light for the cars turns green again. Using red, green and yellow LEDs and using any of the digital I/O (Input/Output) pins on the microcontroller, design a traffic light controller that will perform the above job. Notice that you'll need 1 pushbutton and 5 LEDs altogether (3 for the cars, 2 for the pedestrians). Give the I/O pins names that make sense (e.g. byte RedForCars 12). Use a for loop to flash the DON'T WALK light. Demonstrate operation to the instructor, then print your program and sketch the schematics. Activity 6 (3 pt. Instructor's initials A crosswalk on a major road is protected by a traffic light. The light is usually green for traffic on the road, but if a pedestrian arrives at the crosswalk and presses a button to cross, the traffic light immediately changes to yellow for the cars, stays that way for 5 seconds, then turns red. Once the traffic light turns red, the WALK sign turns green, stays green for 5 seconds, then the red "DON'T WALK" sign flashes once a second for 5 seconds, then turns to solid red, at which point the traffic light for the cars turns green again. Using red, green and yellow LEDs and using any of the digital I/O (Input/Output) pins on the microcontroller, design a traffic light controller that will perform the above job. Notice that you'll need 1 pushbutton and 5 LEDs altogether (3 for the cars, 2 for the pedestrians). Give the I/O pins names that make sense (e.g. byte RedForCars 12). Use a for loop to flash the DON'T WALK light. Demonstrate operation to the instructor, then print your program and sketch the schematics