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#include <Servo.h>
   
Servo servo_7;
   
void setup()
{
  servo_7.attach(7);
}
   
void loop()
{
  servo_7.write(45);
  // a variable can also be used instead of the constant (45)
  delay(10);

}
/* servo connected to pin 7 will maintain an angle of 45 degree */

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