Temperature and humidity by Raspberry Pi zero W

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This is a compact enclosure for a DHT sensor, Raspberry Pi Zero W, and OLED display. The casing appears to be adequate, but temperature readings are contingent upon the Raspberry Pi's internal temperature. Made from PLA 1.75mm filament, this project utilized screws and nuts without any support material. It was printed using an Anycubic Mega 3i 3D printer. A simple Python script powers this setup. While it may not be the most sophisticated code, I am not a skilled programmer. To initiate the program, I opened the rc.local file in the nano editor with the following command: sudo nano /etc/rc.local. At the end of the rc.local file, I added the line python3 /home/pi/lib_oled96/T-PHI-OLED.py &, followed by exit 0 to ensure the script runs automatically upon boot-up.