We love the simple yet useful project from Electronics101 on instructables:
when the photo resistor is covered to simulate being in the dark, the light comes on. this is made possible by programming it with an “if, else” statement that states if the sensor senses dark it turns the light on and if it senses there is light the LED turns off.
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