Understanding Variables: Arduino Bootcamp
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Understanding Variables: Arduino Bootcamp

Introduction to Variables Variables in Arduino programming store and manage data. For instance, they hold values like sensor readings or user inputs. As a result, they are key to controlling hardware components effectively. Declaring Variables Typically, you declare a variable at the beginning of your sketch before the setup() and loop() functions. For example: Variable Data Types Number VariablesThese variables store numbers for counting, measuring, or math in Arduino projects. They’re great for sensors and calculations.intFirst, an int stores whole…

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Looping Code: Learn the Different Techniques
Getting Started with Arduino Looping Code

Looping Code: Learn the Different Techniques

Understanding The Different Types of Loops In Arduino programming, looping code is commonly used to execute a block of code repeatedly. They are a fundamental control structure for iterating through sequences of code, making them ideal for tasks like reading sensors, controlling actuators, or performing any repetitive operation.In coding languages, we have the for loop, while loop, and do-while loop. The for loop, loops a specified known number of times. The while loop loops an unknown number of times until…

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Arduino Conditional Statements
Getting Started with Arduino If Statements

Arduino Conditional Statements

Understanding Conditional Statements In Arduino programming, Conditional statements, as in most programming languages, are used to make decisions and control the flow of your program based on certain conditions. The most commonly used conditional statements in Arduino are if, else if, and else.We use if statements in our own lives everyday: If it's cold, I wear a jumper. If it's raining, I take an umbrella. if(its cold outside){ I wear a jumper; }Overview of how conditional statements work in Arduino:If…

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Math Operators: Arduino Bootcamp
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Math Operators: Arduino Bootcamp

Introductions to Math Operators Math operators in Arduino let you do cool calculations for your projects! These tools help you add, subtract, multiply, divide, and more with numbers. For example, you can use them to control LEDs or calculate sensor data. Also, like in other coding languages, Arduino’s math operators are easy to learn. So, get ready to crunch numbers and build fun projects with simple arithmetic and logic! Basic Math Operators in Arduino To begin, here are some of…

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