The video tutorial explains how to detect movement using an air sensor and log photo filenames when movement is detected for three consecutive seconds. It covers setting up a log file, removing previous logs, and appending new filenames. The tutorial also demonstrates running the script and observing the results, including testing with different time delays.

What is the purpose of detecting movement for three consecutive seconds?

• To ensure the sensor is working

• To capture a clear photo

• To save battery life

• To avoid false positives

Why is it important to erase previous logs at the start of the program?

• To improve program speed

• To prevent data corruption

• To ensure the log file only contains filenames from the current run

• To save storage space

What is the role of the OS module in the program?

• To handle file operations

• To manage camera settings

• To control sensor sensitivity

• To optimize program performance

Why is the append permission used when opening the log file?

• To overwrite existing data

• To add new data without deleting existing data

• To create a new file each time

• To ensure data is encrypted

What is the purpose of adding a newline character when writing to the log file?

• To separate filenames onto new lines

• To encrypt the filenames

• To improve file readability

• To compress the log file

How is the photo filename obtained in the main program?

• By reading from a database

• By calling the take photo function

• By generating a random string

• By user input

What happens to the log file when the program is restarted?

• It is removed and recreated

• It is appended with new data

• It is archived

• It remains unchanged