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You can optimize this code more by using elseif statements instead.

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Just wanted to say thanks for making these videos! I finished watching all 9 of your Arduino lesson videos today. I've gotta say, this aged like fine wine. I really loved how in depth your explanations were, though not that deep as to avoid going down an unnecessary rabbit whole. I honestly feel all the more excited to tackle the Arduino project my teacher told us to make!

here is the code: int led = 12; int button = 13; void setup() { pinMode(led, OUTPUT); pinMode(button, INPUT); } void loop() { digitalWrite(led, LOW); delay(1000); //how long its off digitalWrite(led, HIGH); delay(1000); //how long its on }

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I was actually eating a bowl of cereal while watching this.

Awesome lesson plan, I've been looking through videos for about 3 weeks and this is the only series that kept my interest and wanting more. No BS just the good stuff. Thank YOU

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This has aged very well. It’s simple and easy to understand. Thanks for creating such good lessons.

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Good stuff. Easy to follow along. I've been wanting to add motion to my metal sculptures for years and your videos has finally helped me break through the knowledge wall :-)

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Brilliant tutorials and thank you for the playlist. I have a doubt in digitalRead. In the circuit (7:24), why we need a resistor for the switch? Is only Pin 2 and 5V enough?

Gotta be honest, I really like your tutorials. I've been more of a coder throughout life so that part is easy for me, but I really need a tutorial on how you know to set up the wiring on the board.

INPUT_PULLUP!!!!

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show me how to digits right a run thread pitch . {"command"}:

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It saddens me to see that such a fantastic series of videos like this has garnered such a small following. Ben, thank you for the effort you put in. You deserve way more than this. Perhaps you could weave in some conspiracy about flat earth in the video and you'd get millions of views.

This is my first time learning the syntax for boolean gates but couldnt this have been easier and smaller using embedded if statements

Excellent video! Easy to follow and I got the same results. Thanks!

wow very genius... pls more logics..

I got distracted from video and then i wonder why is david bennet piano now talking code to me.. not 100%, but pretty close for 🇺🇦 ears. Great course!

perfect video, thanks a ton man! 36 yrs old and still learning this stuff. Sharing my sketch in case anyone needs it int led = 13; //default LED pin, external led can also be connected to pin 13 int vs = 9; //assigned vibration sensor to pin 9 void setup() { pinMode(led, OUTPUT); pinMode(vs, INPUT); Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { if (digitalRead(vs) == HIGH) { Serial.print("Status - "); Serial.println("shake detected!"); digitalWrite(led, HIGH); //lights up Pin 13 or externally connected LED delay(1000); //delay before scanning again for shakes } else (digitalWrite(led, LOW)); //turn off led while scanning Serial.println("ready"); delay(50); }

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Hahaha so now I’m marathoning your videos and ironically I have an exam coming up at work in order to get a 10% raise. converting decimals/binary is on the exam

should I use different value than "i" if there are multiple for loops?

For this to work properly, is it dependent on the natural capacitance of the wires that the PWM signal is being transmitted on, so that those wires more or less "average out" the PWM signal into the desired fractional voltage? are there cases where we'd want to use a capacitor to smooth out the PWM signal for us before any downstream components receive the PWM signal?

Love the project, I'd be interested to know why you used two solenoid valves instead of one directly dispensing into the shot glass.

best explanation Ive ever watched

Thank you for explaining so vividly.

int L=13; void setup() { pinMode(L, OUTPUT); Serial.begin(9600); Serial.print("hello"); } // the loop function runs over and over again forever void loop() { digitalWrite(L, HIGH); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level) delay(1000); // wait for a second digitalWrite(L, LOW); // turn the LED off by making the voltage LOW delay(100); // wait for a second }

9:42 it tells me "expected identifier before '(' token"

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