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Arduino Course for Beginners - Open-Source Electronics Platform

Arduino Course for Beginners - Open-Source Electronics Platform

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Learn how to use Arduino hardware and software in this full course for beginners. Arduino is an easy-to-use, open-source electronics platform. Arduino boards are able to read inputs - light on a sensor, a finger on a button, or a Twitter message - and turn it into an output - activating a motor, turning on an LED, publishing something online. You can tell your board what to do by sending a set of instructions to the microcontroller on the board. No hardware is required for to follow along with this course! -- Course developed by Ashish Bansal. - Ashish on
Date: 2022-03-14

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I hope that this course helps people who are just starting their journey with Arduino or have some brilliant project ideas in their mind but are clueless about how to program an Arduino. This course will begin with the basic electronics concepts and then gradually teach about Arduino Programming. Arduino's programming language is derived from C++, so this course will also cover essential C++ concepts.
During my time working with Arduino, I have seen many people building great projects and product prototypes using this piece of hardware. Artists, designers, and even chefs who had absolutely no idea about electronics, sensors, and programming coupled their creativity with electronics and came up with fantastic work.
So this course is also an attempt to encourage people, regardless of their background, to start building stuff that they have in their mind without thinking that they don't know enough to begin.
Certainly, this course is not the end to the world of Arduino. For making some projects, one may need to know advanced concepts such as EEPROM, interrupts, communication buses like SPI, I2C, etc. But before moving to that, one needs to familiarize themselves with the basics.
I look forward to seeing the projects people come up with after finishing this course.

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Mannnnn I-m sorry. But I SURE do wish this dude with his freakin extreme ACCENT was not narrating this program. I can-t even-. Dude. If I could JUST change the VOICE to this - I MIGHT just have a CHANCE at LEARNING.
Fffffffffffff-udddddge! Go figure! I actually sit down & brace by focus to pay attention (as the whole idea of this Arduino thing Really interests me) & OF COURSE-. there-s gotta be something that discourages me from learning.
Cuz I-ll say this - I

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I can't hardly understand the teacher. He talks to fast and I am hard of hearing also. The Electronics part I am ok. I have piddled with that 53 years. Also with my Ham Ticket 53 years. But the coding part is were the rat is. I need someone to explain the principles of why it is done the way it is done and why. I used to do Basic some but C and C++ is not in my ball park.
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The sensor i have idea of a special place if have it as 1 of security, if entered = sensor send as quantity counts. Maybe like a trust thing at 1st? Good idea right if dont have a damage kind of security but place secure by a lock?
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My teacher said that they call it breadboard because electronic engineers before sketch the circuit on the breadboard using nails and wires. But, who knows right, maybe she's right maybe she's wrong.
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At the water analogy diagram, i am planning if waterpipe have a mini propeller inside if spin = create voltage for powerplant = every use of water = electricity is created and stored.
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Hey.
hope you are good. I like this video. It helps me a lot. I wanna ask one question.
could we see the output on serial monitor, without connecting Arduino board?

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I am sorry but the accent of the lecturer is such that I am missing most of the words. He speaks too fast too. I will have to look elsewhere to learn this.
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Sir, Missing FQBN Error means I couldn't not understand please give me clarity. And how to open Arduino modle in software to simulate.
Thank you sir

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fantastic course. just starting out in my programming journey having studied a module in college that i really enjoyed. Learning lots. Thanks
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