I am writing a program for a client that receives a string of an average from a server through the built in radio of averages which the client records. I get a ValueError saying "invalid syntax for integer with base 10" in a line where I attempt to convert a string saved into a variable into an integer. I was able to do this with no errors in a line above the line with an error.
my code is below:
from microbit import *
import radio
radio.on()
blink = Image("99999:"
"99999:"
"99999:"
"99999:"
"99999")
radio.send("power on")
while True:
sleep(50 - running_time() % 50)
acceleration = accelerometer.get_z()
acceleration = int(acceleration)
radio.send(str(acceleration))
incoming = radio.receive()
if incoming is not None:
incoming = int(incoming)
while acceleration > (2 * incoming) or acceleration < (.5 * incoming):
display.show(blink)
sleep(300)
display.clear()
sleep(300)
the line with the error is
incoming = int(incoming)
