Project 3: Love-O-Meter

start time: 2.32am

what went well:
1. Understanding schematic diagram and understand how it will work


What was challenging:
1. Missing semicolons and ) - however troubleshooting was fantastic
2. Coding became more complicated with new commands being used

finish time: 3:13am

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