I noticed you published these videos in late Dec 2016... Your tutorials are the best I've come across. Thank you so much its made a personal difference to the understanding of my coding. All 9 lessons where explained very well. I hope that you can find the time & energy to create more.
Thank you very much! I will try and find time one day but I'm currently retraining as a doctor so don't have as much time unfortunately. I'm glad they were useful! :)
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!
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
Hello. I just wanted to say thank you for explaining "for loop" so easily. I am new to Arduino coding. I was very confused with some of the codes including this one. so far your video has been my number 1 favorite video. keep up the good work. Thanks
I love coming back tothese clear pieces of knowledge. This time I finished and understood it all the way till the end. Nice surpurise, some Kool&TheGang at the end, lol!
I am only five minutes into this and already can see that you are probably the best at explaining these principles. Other You-tubers have not gone into the necessary depth. Well done Sir, you have an excellent channel here. Complements Chris, UK.
Hey there,thank you for uploading such amazing videos.Because of your video tutorials ,now I have pretty much good idea about the basics of arduino. Thanks a lot man...
First I would like to thank you for posting you 9 videos they have been a great help in my understanding coding as I am a Neophyte Arduino. I hope may create some new videos I am interested in learning to use millis() in coding. Thanks again.
best tutorials for arduino that i have watched! your explaining methods are great and you have all most answered any question that i had in my mind! if you are planning to get back to create great content like this, i have a lesson idea: lesson for resistors and all kind of them.
As you know, there are many Arduino tutorials on YT...Most are very good...Yours are absolutely superb! I haven't got a clue what I'm doing with the Arduino, but your tutorials have got me on the right track.. Your diction and phrasing are absolutely perfect for those of us who might be a little slow on the uptake...in my case, because of age☹️.. Thank you, my friend.. I look forward to more of your videos..Kind regards to you.. John.. Bristol..UK
Congratulations, excellent tutorials! 1. Just pointing out (as did some others) that i++ and i-- are executed AFTER the for loop iteration, right before the next iteration. That means, in the case of i++, that the first time the for loop is executed, i is 0; the second time, i is 1, and so on. Likewise, in the case of i--, the first time i is 255; the second time i is 254, and so on. 2. Maybe each country has its own naming conventions, but I usually hear the name "brackets" or "square brackets" for "[ ]" and the name "braces" or "curly brackets" for "{ }".
Your videos are great. You took what many others made such a convoluted process and made it much more simple. I am an amateur with these microcontrollers and coding right now but I enjoying tinkering with things. May I suggest a new video idea? Take each coding segment and give real world examples of how to use them. You do it a bit in each video but if you could expand on this would be great help to amateurs like me who use this as a hobby. Examples: what real world applications could a (for loop) be used for, (if, then) statements, etc...….
Excellent video! Can I place a "For Loop" within another "For Loop"? I'm wanting to run the 2nd set of code a set number of times, followed by a set number of times followed by yet another set number of times, so I can flash 3 digit signals. i.e. SOS etc... but with fade in/out LED. Thanks
The increment/decrement of the For loop is done after the {block} of code is executed not before. Insert a simple Serial.println(i); in the loop to demonstrate this.
You can build an arm which punches you in the face 5 times to wake you up in the morning. And do it again after 5 seconds. and again, and again. If you want to be hit just 5 times, you should use the IF, ELSE statement.Just replace the led with a motor.
Can I add "for" when I using "if" function? Where I should put "for" function in this code? "digitalWrite(PIN_SWITCH_1, (RemoteXY.select_1==0)?HIGH:LOW); if(RemoteXY.select_1==1) { digitalWrite(PIN_SWITCH_1,HIGH); delay(500); digitalWrite(PIN_SWITCH_1,LOW); delay(500); }" cz every time I write "for(i=0; i
Try this don't know if it will work...........Type your for loop code in "void setup" instead of "void loop" (the code that flashes the led 5 times, give it a delay of how ever long you wan't)....... then type in, (in "void loop") int = led 13; int = i; void setup() { pinMode(led, output); for(i=0; i
In the 2nd example i=255 you could understandably make the mistake that it is saying" Loop i, 255 times. What you are saying is increase i to full brightness. Totally different. I guess you should watch that.
Some may wonder why the variables "i", "j" etc. are used for the counters is these loops. I believe this is historical. As I recall it was necessary to use this section of the alphabet in other programming languages such as Fortran. This was the first high level programming language that I was exposed to.
Hey Benduino! I work for a company that is helping create an open platform to learn how to code. I feel like your videos would be a perfect fit there. Could you give me an email address where we can discuss more?
I noticed you published these videos in late Dec 2016... Your tutorials are the best I've come across. Thank you so much its made a personal difference to the understanding of my coding. All 9 lessons where explained very well. I hope that you can find the time & energy to create more.
Thank you very much! I will try and find time one day but I'm currently retraining as a doctor so don't have as much time unfortunately. I'm glad they were useful! :)
@@benduino7327 willing to wait for you to come back
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!
The best tutorials of Arduino i have ever seen you are the Best Thank you
Excellent Videos please make more tutorials on advanced applications and programming.
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
This has aged very well. It’s simple and easy to understand. Thanks for creating such good lessons.
Really appreciate your course. Did a great job of running through a lot of topics in an easy to understand and consume manner.
OK...this wos the most useful Arduino course I ever saw. Could watch this all day. You are a champion! Please give us more!!
Hello. I just wanted to say thank you for explaining "for loop" so easily. I am new to Arduino coding. I was very confused with some of the codes including this one. so far your video has been my number 1 favorite video. keep up the good work. Thanks
These videos are the clearest, most succinct explanations of Arduino programming I have yet come across. Thank you for your time and effort! 😀
I love coming back tothese clear pieces of knowledge. This time I finished and understood it all the way till the end. Nice surpurise, some Kool&TheGang at the end, lol!
I would gladly pay for a course by this guy , he is a great teacher !
I am only five minutes into this and already can see that you are probably the best at explaining these principles. Other You-tubers have not gone into the necessary depth. Well done Sir, you have an excellent channel here. Complements Chris, UK.
Very high quality lessons on the basics of arduino, this has really helped me understand the basics. Thanks
Good stuff! Thank you for taking the time and making this video. Helped me a lot in understanding for loops.
I love the tutorials because I can listen to them while driving. The random music is always interesting because you will be talking and then music
Thank you for explaining so vividly.
Super thank you for this video Ben, million percent video I was looking for. Perfect for a novice like me. I cant thank you enough.
Appreciate you making these videos, they are very helpful!
Hey there,thank you for uploading such amazing videos.Because of your video tutorials ,now I have pretty much good idea about the basics of arduino. Thanks a lot man...
Wow! That was awesome mate, great teaching!
thanks man i love your work and your explanation way
Thanks a ton for making this series!!!
First I would like to thank you for posting you 9 videos they have been a great help in my understanding coding as I am a Neophyte Arduino. I hope may create some new videos I am interested in learning to use millis() in coding. Thanks again.
Yo, thank so much for your tutorials. Much love
❤This is too good and informative-brief to the point 😊
best tutorials for arduino that i have watched!
your explaining methods are great and you have all most answered any question that i had in my mind!
if you are planning to get back to create great content like this, i have a lesson idea: lesson for resistors and all kind of them.
you are the best!!! god bless you!!!
amazing tutorials no other channel explains arduino as well as you i want to continue learning so please post more
Thanks
As you know, there are many Arduino tutorials on YT...Most are very good...Yours are absolutely superb! I haven't got a clue what I'm doing with the Arduino, but your tutorials have got me on the right track.. Your diction and phrasing are absolutely perfect for those of us who might be a little slow on the uptake...in my case, because of age☹️.. Thank you, my friend.. I look forward to more of your videos..Kind regards to you.. John.. Bristol..UK
This is the layman's explanation that i across and very well presented...Well explained...keep teaching....thanks...
Excellent tuition thank you for explaining the lessons
best explanation Ive ever watched
well done! this really helped me thanks!
Thank you very much, I learnt my arduino lesson thanks to you
Great videos. Concise and informative.
awesome videos, helped me a lot! thx!
Super video, the only one i fully understood. Thank you:)
6:07 best explanation so far, thank you very much :)
Congratulations, excellent tutorials!
1. Just pointing out (as did some others) that i++ and i-- are executed AFTER the for loop iteration, right before the next iteration. That means, in the case of i++, that the first time the for loop is executed, i is 0; the second time, i is 1, and so on. Likewise, in the case of i--, the first time i is 255; the second time i is 254, and so on.
2. Maybe each country has its own naming conventions, but I usually hear the name "brackets" or "square brackets" for "[ ]" and the name "braces" or "curly brackets" for "{ }".
These vids are very good as summeries for a newbie like me.
Thanks a Lot for the introductory tutorial on Arduino.
thank you exactly the tutorial i need.
Very good, and very educational, thanks
Dude! You speak my language! I finally understand!
Great series. Wish you had kept them going
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Perfectly explained. I'm actually giddy with understanding (That's right, I said giddy.) Thank you! 👍
Thankyou It Really Helps Me A Lot👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Your videos are great. You took what many others made such a convoluted process and made it much more simple. I am an amateur with these microcontrollers and coding right now but I enjoying tinkering with things. May I suggest a new video idea? Take each coding segment and give real world examples of how to use them. You do it a bit in each video but if you could expand on this would be great help to amateurs like me who use this as a hobby. Examples: what real world applications could a (for loop) be used for, (if, then) statements, etc...….
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Can you Please do videos on float, case, break and while?
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should I use different value than "i" if there are multiple for loops?
Insightful.
hi good vid thanks. Is it possible to loop for a given time period, regardless of how many loops have been cycled through?
How do I get my interface to show bold digits like yours?
Super
Best explaination of Arduino codes on yt, pitty that you stop making videos!!!
Why did you stop. Would love to see more....I hope yiu are OK my friend....
Excellent video! Can I place a "For Loop" within another "For Loop"? I'm wanting to run the 2nd set of code a set number of times, followed by a set number of times followed by yet another set number of times, so I can flash 3 digit signals. i.e. SOS etc... but with fade in/out LED. Thanks
pleeease make more awesome vids!
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I'm glad you found them useful! Thanks for leaving the comments it's always so nice to read them!
what font do you use?
The increment/decrement of the For loop is done after the {block} of code is executed not before. Insert a simple Serial.println(i); in the loop to demonstrate this.
I understand it, but I don't know what I would use it for (other than for blinking an LED light).
You can build an arm which punches you in the face 5 times to wake you up in the morning. And do it again after 5 seconds. and again, and again. If you want to be hit just 5 times, you should use the IF, ELSE statement.Just replace the led with a motor.
Can I add "for" when I using "if" function?
Where I should put "for" function in this code?
"digitalWrite(PIN_SWITCH_1, (RemoteXY.select_1==0)?HIGH:LOW);
if(RemoteXY.select_1==1)
{
digitalWrite(PIN_SWITCH_1,HIGH);
delay(500);
digitalWrite(PIN_SWITCH_1,LOW);
delay(500);
}"
cz every time I write "for(i=0; i
"Before we run the loop, add 1". (i++)
..... So, this means the counting of i starts at one because i=0.
Helped a lot
Good tutorial, let's say I want to have the LED flash 5 times and stop, then flash once every 10 minutes until power is interrupted from the board
Try this don't know if it will work...........Type your for loop code in "void setup" instead of "void loop" (the code that flashes the led 5 times, give it a delay of how ever long you wan't)....... then type in, (in "void loop")
int = led 13;
int = i;
void setup() {
pinMode(led, output);
for(i=0; i
@@ronc1357 Thanks for your help
@@bernardbritton3925 let me know if that works.
for next lesson drive a 7segment with BCD code
In the 2nd example i=255 you could understandably make the mistake that it is saying" Loop i, 255 times. What you are saying is increase i to full brightness. Totally different.
I guess you should watch that.
Can i put for loops in a if statement?
You can indeed!
@@benduino7327 THANK YOU SIR...and can if statements work for servos?
I don't think I’m on my own by saying you not uploading anymore is RUclips and newbies loss.
Some may wonder why the variables "i", "j" etc. are used for the counters is these loops. I believe this is historical. As I recall it was necessary to use this section of the alphabet in other programming languages such as Fortran. This was the first high level programming language that I was exposed to.
Hey Benduino! I work for a company that is helping create an open platform to learn how to code. I feel like your videos would be a perfect fit there. Could you give me an email address where we can discuss more?
i really appreciate this it is very helpful to me.....