Arduino Programming Syntax

Knowing how to properly format your code is essential to having a program compile and run correctly. The set of rules defining how to format, spell, and structure your code is known as "syntax," and it's what we cover in this episode of Adventures in Science as we continue talking about computer science. We look at the history of the C and C++ languages and how to apply syntax rules to an Arduino program.

[superpayaseria]

You accomplished more in this video than 1, 000 so called pro's do in their entire series trust me. That's all it takes. Simply a good teacher. Someone who know's what it's going to take to make someone understand perfectly in a quick and effective way. Keep it short. Keep it very very thorough, and very very easy. Simple littel baby steps that actually are super valuable. Thank u for this vid.

[pauln]

A first class video, no long, pointless intro, no excited arm waving or other BS!
Just, clearly presented concise information.
I spent 30 minutes replaying each 'nugget' of info while making a page full of notes.
Many thanks Paul

[Godshole]

Oh boy. Mid 50's and I have to start again. As a 13 year old my Dad's interest in computing got me familiar with BASIC, (ZX81) and I could write the code in BASIC for what I want to do with my Arduino in minutes. I still thank my Dad in my heart for all he did. This though, new Very well explained, thank you. Now, onto the next lesson....

[scragglewaggle]

Okay so far so good. This seems like something I can wrap my head around.

[tomwilliam]

I love these videos you speak slowly clearly and when you're showing your examples you do it in a very orderly fashion thank you

[johnf]

Although extremely basic, it was exactly what i needed to understand the environment ill be working in. Thank you

[j.a.harvilla]

Excellent video, thank you so much for making this clear and concise!

[anandg]

Nice and helpfull. Please publish more articles as arduino course.

[kiranSharma-bxxk]

such a nice way of teaching, i become a fan of this channel now

[helpinghandalmere]

Yes please make a complete course for programming

[richardcrowley]

Nicely organized, written, delivered and produced. Keep up the good work.

[vernonleeper]

Finally something I can kinda grasp. Great video and thanks clearing up some things for me.
Just got my first uno and I'm still not getting it. I can program ladder logic on 2 different platforms but my head .☺

[sayantanmaiti]

Awesome video for beginners, we will look forward for more, nice work

[tpobrienjr]

Very well done. I will recommend this video as a good starting point.

[travnat]

This is cool stuff. I am just starting to learn this but I'm not really sure why. I don't really have a goal in mind.

[mikelee]

What are all the Programmers for on the Tools drop down men?. Second from the bottom Ex : Atmel EDBG, AVR ISP etc. I have watched about 40 videos and no one ever mentions which one(s) to use and why.

[jhoserob]

Now I am more motivated to learn more about arduino and programming Thank you #SparkFun Electronics #Shawn Hymel
You made a very funny and easy way in the learn process.

[hyperxplays]

Programming In Ardunio Shall Be Alot Easier For Me Now Because I Learnt The Syntax C

[cultofsogga]

Huge and powerful notebook for loading sketches to arduino uno :))))

[magneticking]

0:04 Actually, that is incorrect. The reality is that when you write a program in Arduino, you are actually using a C++ language with a few additional libraries compiled in that give it its Arduino taste. Remember that C++ is actually a superset of the C language... Additionally, it is possible to install the entire Arduino programming environment and do the entire building with just the tools that are used in the background: GNU GCC compiler and GNU Make for building.