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I have six ESP-WROOM-32D boards and six NRF24L01 modules. Each ESP-WROOM-32D board is connected to one NRF24L01 module. I want three NRF24L01 modules (which I would call the "Sender" for these three specifically) to send a "Hello" message to the other three NRF24L01 modules (which I would call the "Receiver" for each of these three specifically) simultaneously. What is a good starter code for each "Sender" and every "Receiver" in Arduino IDE?
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