2 Button, 2 LED by hndou

Make a circuit that, when coded, turns on one LED when one button is pushed and turns on a different LED when a different button is pushed.

Board Setup: - Materials - Two Push-buttons - Three Cables - Two Resistors - Two Light Emitting Diodes Setup: 1. Place the push buttons on different ends of the breadboard to allow sufficient space for cable manipulation. 2. Connect your live pins (pins 1 and 2) to one corner of their corresponding push-button (as dedicated by your preference) with a cable. 3. Connect your resistors to the opposite corner of their corresponding push-button (as dedicated by your preference) and to an adjacent row in your board. 4. Connect your Light Emitting Diodes to the same row as their corresponding resistors (as dedicated by your preference) and the negative side (flat side) of the Light Emitting Diodes to the same row with at least one open port between them. 5. Connect the final cable to the same row as the light emitting diodes, between the Light Emitting Diodes, and then to the Ground on your digital pin side of your board. [Overhead View of Board](https://drive.google.com/a/nyos.org/file/d/0B8ATrRwKzgUXelJtOG95eFBvMERnTGlKWTJ3LThwUEFPN0pJ/view?usp=sharing) [Side View of Board](https://drive.google.com/a/nyos.org/file/d/0B8ATrRwKzgUXeGgwX1h6V1NjN2RVLTY4LWJkenNXd3FNaE13/view?usp=sharing) [Front View of Board](https://drive.google.com/a/nyos.org/file/d/0B8ATrRwKzgUXZUF6VTlFelBYaUQzR1BOSTRWeURvLXJtS3Y0/view?usp=sharing)