Create a ROS workspace if one does not already exist. Create a package called hello_world that depends on rospy, std_msgs, and sensor_msgs. Create a node named hello_world.py in the hello_world package that displays "Hello World!" concatenated with the current ROS time in the terminal.
Create a ROS workspace if one does not already exist. Create a package called hello_world that depends on rospy, std_msgs, and sensor_msgs. Create a node named hello_world.py in the hello_world package that displays "Hello World!" concatenated with the current ROS time in the terminal.
Create a ROS workspace if one does not already exist. Create a package called hello_world that depends on rospy, std_msgs, and sensor_msgs. Create a node named hello_world.py in the hello_world package that displays "Hello World!" concatenated with the current ROS time in the terminal.
Create a ROS workspace if one does not already exist. Create a package called hello_world that depends on rospy, std_msgs, and sensor_msgs. Create a node named hello_world.py in the hello_world package that displays "Hello World!" concatenated with the current ROS time in the terminal.
Task 2: Create a package called hello_world inside your workspace. This package should depend on the following ROS packages: 1. rospy 2. std_msgs 3. sensor_msgs Task 3 Create a node named hello_world.py inside the hello_world package. In the terminal it should display the output as a concatenation of: 1. Hello World! 2. Current ROS time