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Arduino
Learn how to Create Interactive
Electronic Objects, Setting up your
Board, Discover how Coding Works,
Create your Circuit plus all the essentials
of Arduino Programming (For
Beginners)
Julian James McKinnon
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Table of Contents
Arduino
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Basics to Know About Arduino
The Arduino History
What is Arduino?
Who Will Work with Arduino?
The Advantages of the Arduino System
What Else Should I Know About Arduino?
Chapter 2: Learning About the Arduino Board
A Look at the Arduino Board
Other Important Arduino Terms
Chapter 3: Setting Up Our Arduino Board
How to Pick Out the Arduino Board to Use
How to Use the Arduino IDE
How to Code Your Programs in Arduino
How to Connect to the Arduino Board
How to Upload the Arduino Board
Running the New Program in Arduino
Chapter 4: How Coding Works With Arduino
The Structure
The Control Structures
The Coding Syntax
The Different Types of Data
Chapter 5: How to Turn the Arduino Into a Personal Machine
How to Create Our Circuit
What Are Some of the Useful Constants?
Chapter 6: The C Language
The Memory Maps
Chapter 7: The Logic Statements
Chapter 8: Operators to Use on the Arduino Board
The Arithmetic Operators
The Boolean Operators
The FTDI Chips
Chapter 10: The API Functions
The Digital Input and the Output
Working With Time
Working With Math
What Are the Characters?
Handling Our Random Numbers
A Look at the Bitwise Functions
Chapter 11: The Stream Class and Arduino
Chapter 12: Creating Our Own User-Defined Functions
Conclusion
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