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ARDUINO

The document introduces a presentation on Arduino programming, focusing on empowering organizations through collaborative thinking and agile frameworks. It explains the basic code structure for controlling an LED with a button, detailing functions like setup, loop, pinMode, and digitalWrite. The code demonstrates how to turn on an LED while a button is pressed, highlighting the use of constants and input/output configurations.

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ARDUINO

The document introduces a presentation on Arduino programming, focusing on empowering organizations through collaborative thinking and agile frameworks. It explains the basic code structure for controlling an LED with a button, detailing functions like setup, loop, pinMode, and digitalWrite. The code demonstrates how to turn on an LED while a button is pressed, highlighting the use of constants and input/output configurations.

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ARDUINO

Myra Rachelle G. Calipusan


AGENDA
Introduction​
Primary goals
​Areas of growth
Timeline
​Summary​
Presentation title 3

INTRODUCTION
At Contoso, we empower organizations to foster collaborative
thinking to further drive workplace innovation. By closing the loop
and leveraging agile frameworks, we help business grow organically
and foster a consumer-first mindset.
THE CODE EXPLAINED
• // - comment serves as our little notes

• const int LED = 13;


• const int means that LED is the name of an integer number that
cannot be changed (a constant) whose value is set to 13.

• void setup() - tells Arduino that the next block of code will be a
function name setup()

• pinMode() – tells Arduino how to configure a certain pin. A function


and what is inside its parenthesis is called its arguments. Arguments
are the information a function needs to do its job. Has two
arguments: one tells which pin will be used, the other one tells
whether it will be an INPUT or OUTPUT pin
THE CODE EXPLAINED

void loop() – where the main behavior of the interactive


device is specified. It will be repeated

digitalWrite(LED, HIGH) – digitalWrite allows the turning off


or on of any pin that is configured as output. Expects two
arguments: (1) tells what pin is used and (2)tells whether to
set the voltage level to 0 (LOW) or 5V (HIGH)

Delay(1000) – delays for a second


TURN ON LED WHILE
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BUTTON IS PRESSED
// Turn on LED while the button is pressed
const int LED = 13; // the pin for the LED
const int BUTTON = 7; // the input pin where the
// pushbutton is connected
int val = 0; // val will be used to store the state
// of the input pin
void setup() {
pinMode(LED, OUTPUT); // tell Arduino LED is an output
pinMode(BUTTON, INPUT); // and BUTTON is an input
}
void loop(){
val = digitalRead(BUTTON); // read input value and store it
// check whether the input is HIGH (button pressed)
if (val == HIGH) {
digitalWrite(LED, HIGH); // turn LED ON
} else {
digitalWrite(LED, LOW);
}
}

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