We're all know that millis() is not accurate, BUT sorry to say that this example is not accurate either: you're adding a delay of 1000ms after something is processed, that requires some time. Thanks for your video anyway, great channel 💪
You are correct, all code with a micro takes time to execute, and millis is not 100% accurate, but then again, nothing is 100% accurate. Maybe 99.999%, but not 100%. I gear my content towards beginners, and for a beginner, millis is typically good enough! I also have a video on RTC, which 'can' be better!
Very underrated channel! This is helping me a lot in my research project. Thank you!
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback!
Thanks a lot! I have just started my first arduino project and I am so excited by anything I make!
Yea! Congratulations. And have fun!
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We're all know that millis() is not accurate, BUT sorry to say that this example is not accurate either: you're adding a delay of 1000ms after something is processed, that requires some time. Thanks for your video anyway, great channel 💪
You are correct, all code with a micro takes time to execute, and millis is not 100% accurate, but then again, nothing is 100% accurate. Maybe 99.999%, but not 100%. I gear my content towards beginners, and for a beginner, millis is typically good enough! I also have a video on RTC, which 'can' be better!