2023 Arduino Tutorial for Beginners 04 - Program Structure

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In this lesson, we will get familiar with the Arduino program through the example program Blink, especially the setup() and loop() functions. Then we learn about pins, which are used to connect to other hardware and circuits. Finally, we learn what functions are and how to use them.

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⭐️Course Contents
(00:00) Challenge Review
(01:00) Introduction
(01:12) Blink
(01:41) Blink - Block comment
(03:01) Blink - setup() and loop()
(04:08) Blink - digital pin
(08:09) Function call
(12:30) Summary
(13:18) Challenge

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Thanks for this perfect explanation but just one thing to ask the Teacher said to us HIGH means led off and LOW means led on and when i practice on UNO its correct . Could you take a look at that

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