Arduino Lesson 6 - Serial Printing

Being able to print information to your computer from your Arduino can be a useful tool when it comes to diagnosing problems or even interfacing with computers as part of your project.
Serial prints are one of the easiest ways to do this, and they are really simple thanks to the Arduino software!

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[@charlieherbert7716]

Great explanation. Thanks!

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[@jishawn7657]

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[@lg2058]

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

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[@fissehaadmasu90]

Great videos, thanks :)

[@shan_singh]

1:01
Please show the diagram/image of the Arduino connections clearly in the video .
That will help beginners to repeat those examples :)

[@mustafaabdelkarim4255]

Your explanation is nice

[@TheTvRadioDude]

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[@benduino7327]

Thanks Papimo!

[@TheTvRadioDude]

No thank you! Had a test today which asked alot about arduino programming etc. :)

[@benduino7327]

Hope it went well! :)

[@muhamadsyaifulanwar9216]

Sir, is it possible if you want to read the voltage of 2 separate batteries simultaneously with Arduino?

[@himanshushekhar3304]

great explanatio thanks

[@akshatrajpatil430]

Good explanation sir

[@cowboyatthebebop]

If you have multiple serial inputs and you want to name them so you know what each of them are doing how would you do that

[@jv_production]

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[@lesthompson5907]

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

[@rutulhapani8972]

I was wandering if you could help me figure out how to ask user for two numbers and then multiply them in arduino.

[@zoglchaim5634]

where does the ground connect to? do u actually need it? Once button is depressed, the current is interrupted..

[@vamsikrishna5391]

sir can we use serial monitor option without connecting arduino board

[@PortableFreezer]

If it's only 1 or 0 couldn't bool instead of int also be used for serial.print?

[@planetes5808]

Why does it keep printing zeros when the button is not pressed? How would you code it so it only print zero once when the button is not being pressed?
Why does the delay function help only print “the button has been pressed!” only once? Shouldn’t it only print once if the button has been pressed once regardless of the delay function?

[@FernandoHernandez-lc9hl]

How can I print within a FOR cycle only the last value?

[@onuroguz940]

thanks mate

[@kopileo9857]

what the different serial.print and serial.printf ?

[@x7falcon689]

Thanks

[@weirdthings9583]

My thing just printing random numbers nothing im telling it to print.

[@empty7534]

is the codes still the same if i'm using arduino nano?

[@benduino7327]

Yes it's the same :)

[@empty7534]

Thanks man
Were still not finish though

[@benduino7327]

You just have to change some of the settings in the menu "tools>board" then change to nano

[@maspoetry1]

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
}

[@Hayduk11]

I know I'm a little late. But does anyone have a fix for this. I copied this exactly and when I open the serial monitor it spams my statement over and over again.

[@benduino7327]

do you have the "if" statement added in there, with a delay?

[@Hayduk11]

@@benduino7327 yes thank you I figured it out.

[@medmeed3741]

@@Hayduk11 how i have the same problem

[@medmeed3741]

can you help me please

[@weirdthings9583]

mines printing random numbers and not what im telling it to print