Arduino Programming Syntax
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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Knowing how to properly format your code is essential to having a program compile and run correctly. The set of rules defining how to format, spell, and structure your code is known as "syntax," and it's what we cover in this episode of Adventures in Science as we continue talking about computer science. We look at the history of the C and C++ languages and how to apply syntax rules to an Arduino program.
You accomplished more in this video than 1,000 so called pro's do in their entire series trust me. That's all it takes. Simply a good teacher. Someone who know's what it's going to take to make someone understand perfectly in a quick and effective way. Keep it short. Keep it very very thorough, and very very easy. Simple littel baby steps that actually are super valuable. Thank u for this vid.
A first class video, no long, pointless intro, no excited arm waving or other BS!
Just, clearly presented concise information.
I spent 30 minutes replaying each 'nugget' of info while making a page full of notes.
Many thanks Paul
Oh boy. Mid 50's and I have to start again. As a 13 year old my Dad's interest in computing got me familiar with BASIC, (ZX81) and I could write the code in BASIC for what I want to do with my Arduino in minutes. I still thank my Dad in my heart for all he did. This though, new territory..... Very well explained, thank you. Now, onto the next lesson....
Okay so far so good. This seems like something I can wrap my head around.
Although extremely basic, it was exactly what i needed to understand the environment ill be working in. Thank you
Trust me, this was much better than other instructors who assume you already know all the concepts and zip through the code, without explaining what they're doing.
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@@luhgrnt 'nobody cares' for you. Is that why you're like that?
I love these videos you speak slowly clearly and when you're showing your examples you do it in a very orderly fashion thank you
Thank you! I'm glad you like them.
Excellent video, thank you so much for making this clear and concise!
Nicely organized, written, delivered and produced. Keep up the good work.
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Yes please make a complete course for programming
Finally something I can kinda grasp. Great video and thanks clearing up some things for me.
Just got my first uno and I'm still not getting it. I can program ladder logic on 2 different platforms but this......hurts my head .☺
@Rami Ghazzawi
Thanks will do.👍😉
@Rami Ghazzawi
No worries, thanks for the update.
Nice and helpfull. Please publish more articles as arduino course.
such a nice way of teaching , i become a fan of this channel now
Very well done. I will recommend this video as a good starting point.
Thomas O'Brien Thank you, and I appreciate the recommendations!
This is cool stuff. I am just starting to learn this but I'm not really sure why. I don't really have a goal in mind.
That's Passion. It's unconditional just like love
@@simplyInvent damn that was cute
Awesome video for beginners, we will look forward for more, nice work
Excellent video thank you, so much
What are all the Programmers for on the Tools drop down men?. Second from the bottom Ex : Atmel EDBG, AVR ISP etc. I have watched about 40 videos and no one ever mentions which one(s) to use and why.
Well explained ....thanks ......
Well explained. Great video thank you
0:04 Actually, that is incorrect. The reality is that when you write a program in Arduino, you are actually using a C++ language with a few additional libraries compiled in that give it its Arduino taste. Remember that C++ is actually a superset of the C language... Additionally, it is possible to install the entire Arduino programming environment and do the entire building with just the tools that are used in the background: GNU GCC compiler and GNU Make for building.
Awesome explaimation
Thank you for not showing the IDE as a full screen where the lines are tiny and hard to read in the video. It's better to have some black bars on the side than having all the screen occupied by the window and not being able to follow along.
Now I am more motivated to learn more about arduino and programming Thank you #SparkFun Electronics #Shawn Hymel
You made a very funny and easy way in the learn process.
Your video satisfied me
Programming In Ardunio Shall Be Alot Easier For Me Now Because I Learnt The Syntax C
Huge and powerful notebook for loading sketches to arduino uno :))))
D3n N3sm And editing videos :) And maybe some gaming here and there... :P
nice explanation, Sir!
So... Defination, Void Setup {Stuff}, Void Loop {What Stuff does } Right ?
sparkfun.... videos are coming great. keep it coming.
and if u could... please make a video on servos.. like positions and reset to get back to the home position
Thanks, and noted! Time permitting, I would love to get around to doing hardware-specific tutorials (including one on servos). For now, we have written tutorials that might help: learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/hobby-servo-tutorial
Hi, please reply to my question
I am a beginer to audiro and what coding language should i learn to handle aurdino??
Well explained for beginners. Keep it huge up 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼.
Thanks. Glad you liked it!
I'm having trouble with one of my projects. if I post it; will the doctor explain it to me???
I'll happily take a look if you post your code. I can't promise I'll be able to fix it :) Please post your whole code and any error messages you might be receiving.
loved it,are you going to cover Arduino tutorials now on,coz I need it for making weather project
how do you see what code it on the ardunio if you have more than one ardunio??
Thank you
Thank you so much🙏
Thanks. Great app!
Wait how do i press those symbols to make a comment
Can't able to see the code
This was an amazing instructional lesson thank you
thanks a mollion for your best video. please send me the code which integrates IR sensor and solenoid vale for the purpose of automatic pneumatic brake system.
That is nice thanks
Lol great video but what i want to know is, who is your responsible for your outfit in the video
1:09 Nice jump over BASIC.... as if it never existed...
lasersbee Not to downplay the importance of BASIC, but there were dozens of languages created in the 1960s (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_programming_languages). I wanted to show the progression from low level to high level and then the Arduino target language (C/C++). If I do a "History of Programming Languages" video at some point, I'm sure BASIC will be in there.
Thanks for the reply and link.
thanks sir
Can i ask you a question? Is there any program that can turn arduino language into matlab language?
Not that I'm aware of. You can compile C/C++ code (probably not for Arduino, though) and call it from MATLAB (www.mathworks.com/solutions/matlab-and-c.html) or you can run an Arduino from MATLAB (ruclips.net/video/sBfKfd-vIE0/видео.html).
so if i have the program(code) for arduino and i want to turn the same code into matlab code i cant? i want to make something with arduino and matlab and i already have the arduino code and i wanted a program that can make the arduino code into matlab.Thanks for your time
The problem is that there are certain functions, such as pinMode() and digitalWrite(), that are unique to microcontrollers that Arduino compiles code for. Even if there was an interpreter that could give you MATLAB code from Arduino, many of those microcontroller-only functions would not be defined for your computer running MATLAB. Even if you write C/C++ without the Arduino-only functions, I do not believe there are any interpreters to translate it to MATLAB.
Short answer: no, you cannot turn Arduino into MATLAB code. If you write C/C++, then you can generate a MEX file that can be called from MATLAB. Not quite the same, but it might be worth looking into: stackoverflow.com/questions/11495996/c-c-to-matlab-compiler-converter
thank you!!
i want that laptop
arduino syntax begins at 1:45 . you welcome
need someone to write arduino program for me am beginner.i have analog input 0.64v which need to convert to 4 Hz at 10% duty cycle output and voltage then gradually increasing in increments to 3.84v which is 4Hz at 90% duty cycle.frequency stay 4Hz all the time only duty cycle need to be increasing and decreasing with increasing/decreasing voltage.am sure there are some clever lads who can write this in 5 min.any help most appreciated thank you.
Wow, a Pocket Protector. LOL
I know binary!!
1111 0100
1111 0100 0101 010?
Channel Caden I know I'm late, but app binary code has to start with 0 and have more characters
1+1 = 0 carry the 1. That's all I remember.
I know it 10
01001000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111
bet
just watched 6 minutes of this and retained no information at all maybe i need something more simplified lol.
I hate software developers. they are like women always wanting to to move and change the furniture.