Arduino Programming In Brief

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Arduino Programming In Brief:


The Arduino is programmed in the C language. This is a quick little primer targeted at people who have a little bit of programing experience and just need a briefing on the basics of C and the Arduino IDE. If you find the concepts a bit daunting, don't worry, you can start going through the circuits and pick up most of it along the way. For a more in-depth intro, the Arduino.cc website is a great resource.

  Structure


Each Arduino program (often called a sketch) has two required functions (also called routines).

Void Setup(){}

 All the code between the two curly brackets will be run once when your Arduino program first runs.

Void Loop(){}

 This function is run after setup has finished. After it has run once it will be run again, and again, until power is removed.


Vedant Anilkumar Sharma is a Programmer and Author by passion. His books are specially for those who want to code from basics. As an interest he has completed many tech courses (Atal Tinkering Labs Application & Game Module, Digital Productivity and many more UNICEF certified) at the age of 10 years. From creating games up to applications and softwares , he built up interest to become a coder!

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