4.) Write an UNO program that will create an LED light chaser/ flasher pattern for an Easter Egg shaped LED circuit that features all 5 standard LED colors (red, blue, green, yellow and orange). Your Easter EGG should have at least 40 LEDS. The code should allow the LED's to flash on/off in several different patterns and also create a "light chaser "effect, in which various parts of the EGG turn on one after another (with slight variable delay between each LED turn on) and then turn off again one after another similar to falling dominoes. For the optimum light show, it is recommended that you use five UNO microcontrollers, with each UNO controlling at least 10 LED's. (Note you can add more LED's to the circuit by using pairs of parallel connected LED's.) Note that the colors of the wires that connect the UNO output pins to the LED's should have a color that complements your lighting design (e.g. for an Easter Egg laying on the grass, the wires should all be colored green ). Note that No more than two parallel wired LED's should be connected to a single UNO output pin to avoid overcurrent damage. NOTE: you can make other patterns that have an Easter theme, such as an Easter Rabbit or basket, if you wish.