Arduino Prototyping Basics #12: Saving Your Sketches

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Quite often I'm asked about how the code for an Arduino is saved. And what about libraries and board files? Another common question is how to get your code off the Arduino board if you need it. The answer might surprise you. 👉 Leave a tip via cryptocurrency if I've helped you out:

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Definitely wasn't confused by you dedicating a video to this subject. I just started the tutorials and taking them further, experimenting a bit, and realized I needed to save what I did. Glad for the info; especially with regards to backing up a sketch. Thank you!

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Your post explained in a few minutes some of the necessary basic fundamentals missing from everyone else’s post. I’ve tried for hours to upload code from an Arduino Uno, wondering why it wouldn’t allow me to save a copy. Thank You.

michaelbosela