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## Using Advanced Cloud Variables
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To use variables in Arduino IoT Cloud that are not of a basic type, you can set them up like you would do with any other variable. For example, to control a colored light such as the on-board RGB led on some Arduino boards, you can create a variable of type `CloudColoredLight`. ![Variable creation in Arduino Cloud](./assets/colored-light-variable.png)
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To use variables in Arduino Cloud that are not of a basic type, you can set them up like you would do with any other variable. For example, to control a colored light such as the on-board RGB led on some Arduino boards, you can create a variable of type `CloudColoredLight`.
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![Variable creation in Arduino Cloud](./assets/colored-light-variable.png)
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On the programming side, you need to import the corresponding class in MicroPython. For the colored light example, you need to import the `ColoredLight` class:

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