Once here I was warned that TRUE/FALSE and HIGH/LOW might some day not be 1/0 so my code should not assume that and won't be compatible. I had to LOL since hey, I should live so long! But then that person advocates using C++ Strings on UNO's and not being hardware-centered.
Yes but two things, one that is rubbish, two he was talking about a chip outputting something, so that means a physical output. Lets see the guardians of C redefine a TTL output.
In the digitalWrite help it says explicitly it want either HIGH or LOW so I was under the assumption that those two inputs were the only ones accepted.
As an engineer once told be assumption is the mother of all **** ups.
For the ADC I will be implementing I will use this code,
Won't that only work with 8 bits?