Basics of Arduino Programming
This is assuming that you already have the Arduino programming software. This will teach you the basics to Arduino programming. First, take a look at this program:
void setup()
{
}
void loop()
{
}
void setup()
{
}
void loop()
{
}
void setup() is the loop that sets up variables, pins, and others. It's like initializing variables at the beginning of a C program. The only difference is the void setup() loop is only run once until moving on to the void loop() loop.
void means to return no value
void loop() is the loop that is repeated until you hit the reset button on the Arduino, or cut of the its power. This is where you will be doing all the commands in, such as motor control, ping, etc.
void means to return no value
void loop() is the loop that is repeated until you hit the reset button on the Arduino, or cut of the its power. This is where you will be doing all the commands in, such as motor control, ping, etc.