A tiny multitalent: Raspberry Pico Pinout
The pinout of Pi Pico and Pico W are the same. Just the onboard LED has changed. See below.
from machine import Pin
Pin(25, Pin.OUT)from machine import Pin
Pin("LED", Pin.OUT)
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