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After reading this book, you will be able to read and write your own sketches. You will acquire the knowledge and skills to write clean, effective code that is easy to use and easy to understand. Through learning about all of the tools available to control the flow of your program, you will gain precision in the execution of your sketches, and this will give you the confidence that your program is doing what you intended it to do.
Discover the proper way to comment on your code to help not only yourself in the future, but your fellow enthusiasts in the Arduino community. Learn all of the most critical and the best practices that you should know if you wish to write the best possible code, and eliminate many potential problems through good habits.
- Learn about programming syntax (Structure) from a beginner's point of view.
- Discover the proper way to use variables and constants, and how to keep track of them in a clean and clear way.
- Break down the 'hello world' of circuit design for micro-controllers, the LED blink circuit. Find out what each piece of code means and does in your first ever program.
- Learn about 'logic statements' and how they are used to control the flow of your sketches. See actual examples and break them down line by line in detail.
- Find out about the power of 'for' loops to give you precise control over how you want to repeat certain tasks
- Discover how arrays work, and how they were made to compliment 'for' loops for even greater precision and control over your sketch's routines.
- See how you can use 'logical switches' to create clean conditional statements that flow naturally and increase readability in your coding
- Discover the power of 'user defined functions' so you can start creating your own tools for your toolbox to solve all those problems in your sketches.
- Find out the best practices for your coding to have the cleanest, most effective code you can possibly create. Learn what it is that separates the 'good' code from the 'bad' code.
Pick up Arduino: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Learn and Understand Arduino Programming Effectivelytoday and start building that digital toolbox to take your sketches to the next level!