Arduino in 100 Seconds

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Arduino is a programmable circuit board that makes it possible for the average developer to build custom hardware products. Learn about Arduino's architecture, microcontroller, programming language, and IDE in 100 seconds.

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Arduino was what brought me into Programming.
I wanted to build robots and eventually iron man (of course, it never happened) so I played with Arduino and learned about Programming.
Then I moved onto Python and now I'm in Web Development watching this awesome channel.

kehan

As a Mechatronics Engineering student, Arduino is a godsend.

hasanthesyrian_

My favorite thing to do with an Arduino is hook up an ultrasonic distance sensor and a relay shield, and plug an RC car into the relays. Then a one-liner in the loop to Map distanceFromWall to motorOutput, so it slows as it approaches a wall and stops just before. Map is a cool function that scales a value from between one set of ranges to between another set of ranges, vastly simplifying scaling arbitrary outputs with arbitrary inputs.

StephenGillie

Ah yes, C++, a well known, purpose-built, easy to learn programming language.

DqwertyC

Purpose-Built Easy-to-Learn Programming Language.

Yep, a good description of C++.

doesdev

I tried to learn programming multiple times before, but when I got an arduino, that's when I got hooked. Seeing your code directly affects the world and react to it is just amazing! It also started my passion for engineering, and I am now studying in Comp. Eng :)

Joel-pllh

I love embedded electronics and I'd say this is a very good intro video to Arduino.

vicradon

Would love to see more hardware development content on this channel!

JonathanBeri

The language itself is a custom C++ compiler that compiles to the instruction set of ATMega328P microcontroller and variants. I have written many arduino programs using C++ classes and making objects out of them.

christoslytras

Correction (you probably know that of course, but I'm not comfortable with imprecision): Arduino doesn't have its own language. It also isn't simplified C. It's actually C++, it's just that Arduino (the organization) built easy to use libraries around (initially) AVR libraries so that you could program in english, not in microcontroller technical.

theabyss

Please do PlatformIO in 100 seconds! It's such a huge step up from the basic tooling Arduino provides by default.

kingofgamesyamiyami

Arduino is one of the main reasons I started to learn how to code. Started with a line follower on a UNO and, over time, moved on to a 3D printer on a Mega.

icemanho

Yes, more hardware stuff, please. Would love a video on CUDA with Python.

MindlessTurtle

It's almost a decade ago but I still remember the school project we made with arduino, a basic calculator that just adds 2 numbers. I also remember how my fingers bleed from how much I peeled the wires while debugging it physically. But I don't remember a dedicated *.ino file for it. We just used C.

paulwhiterabbit

Cool videos, but i noticed some errors.
1. 1:32, arduino uno outputs 5V when a "pin" is set to high
2. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Arduino is based on C++
3. 2:00, you cant really directly connect a motor to a digital pin, in most of the cases you would use a shield, or a driver to drive that motor

Other than that, cool videos :). I really love this format

florinbaciu