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Arduino Tutorial 17: Understanding Arduino While Loops
you are not talking to wall, i watch you everyday and a hold my breath too:) love you from IRAN
Hi, paul I am a 16-year-old from the UK and I have been hooked on this tutorial series. You explain all the concepts in an easy-to-understand way which is really helping me out to thanks!
I "hooked a brother up" today and bought myself the starter kit so that I can play along at home. FYI, the kit now runs just over $50USD. Still a good deal for all that you get. Thanks, Paul, for the lessons.
I bought my first Arduino 10 years ago. If only I had access to your videos back then… I bought a new starter kit now and learning so much from you. Thank you so much
Me encantan tus videos saludos
Boom very informative video Sir ….i also like while loop i use c long time ago .. people use c know while
Love these videos. I'm pretty proficient at maths and engineering and physics and coding SEPERATELY – but I had huge gaps when trying to work out how they can fit together in this way.
I have always been in awe at those guys who can just "build stuff" and make it work – it always looked like black magic to me!
Problem now solved with Paul's videos. My knowledge has leapt forward in just one day and 4 coffees!
So within 1 day of discovering this channel, I've ordered the Elegoo kit – nobody tell my wife please !!!
Paul you are really genious teacher. How easily you explain all those complicated points. I have a question to you, if we write
While (potVal>1000){
digitalWrite(redPin,HIGH);
digitalWrite(redPin,LOW);
Will it be wrong? Why you did not put digitalWrite(redPin,LOW);
inside curly brace
why you put it out side curly brace?
I hope you answer my question. God bless you. Thank you.
I never understood what you mean by "hook a brother up"… 😂
Hi Paul
Thank you for your most excellent videos.
I am trying to count the dial pulses from an old rotary dial telephone and display the digit dialled on an LCD.
I have managed to get it working but would like to force the programme to clear the counter after a short time and have the LCD display a zero again while it waits for the next digit to be dialled.
I tried a software interrupt but keep getting strange (to me) error codes from my Arduino R3.
Can you please help me with that?
May I send you the code to look at?
Please advise.
Many thanks
Roger
Great explanation of the difference between For…Next and While loops. Thank you, Paul.
wait, why use certain LEDs for special occasions? are they more delicate? is that just convention?
Paul I am just GOBBLING up all your videos and have learned more in a week about electronics and programming than I have in my entire life previously. Appreciate you man!
Just for fun, I wrote a code, to do the same task, but using an if statement loop. Here it is:
int k=0;
int delayTime = 500;
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
k=k+1;
if(k>=1 && k<=10){
Serial.println(k);
delay(delayTime);
}
if(k>10){
Serial.println();
k=0;
}
}
🙂
It is helpful. I am learning how to code in Arduino from you. Thank you.
quick tip: you can write j++ instead of j = j+1
Yes, we're still here watching thanks for the vides Paul!
naiiiled it thanks brother 🙂
Thanks
Hi paul, im sure all my coding was done correctly,I checked by using urs as a reference but my potentiometer (don't mind if I spelt that wrong) was only reading up to 905 on the serial monitor, hence not allowing my LED to turn on. Any help?
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You're the best mate!
Great breathing exercises, great teacher, thank you
Paul, I'm watching the videos. So fun and helpful!! Thank you!!
This is just an amazing class!!!!
The best parts are watching Paul debug on the fly.
I enjoy following along with your tutorials. The behavior of the Arduino IDE inserting a closing curly brace after entering an opening curly brace is standard behavior for all C++/C/Java IDE's out there. I like the fact that you stress the need to use variables rather than literals in your expressions. I wonder why you don't use a variable when setting up the Serial Monitor?
"I used a blue led" I had a special occasion