Is my arduino done?
You know that pin 13 is connected to the onboard LED?
Disconnect the external stuff, and see if the LED on the Uno blinks.
Please don't EVER post pictures of code.
Yeah but the led blink One time when i upload the code , it is it is meant to stay on the led and my bad
How many delays in your loop?
You never set pin 13 to output mode using pinMode().
What value resistor are you using? Do you have the LED connected properly - you can test this by connecting the wire to +5V instead of pin 13 to see if the LED lights.
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520 ohm but it works find without code and i have done that mby it is broken the Uno?
Maybe it's a missing pinMode, as noted above
The LED is likely very dimly lit all the time with the code you are using (@anon56112670 has pointed you toward the coding problem). The lack of pinMode() results in the digitalWrite() turning the internal pullup resistor on/off, effective driving the LED through a very high resistance.
i wrote digitalwrite instead of pinmode up in void setup 
thx dude
You never actually said what the problem was but that code will turn the LED on, wait one second, turn it off and then immediately turn it on again. From a visual perspective the LED will be permanently on.
ps., learn to use the tags please.
Hi, @marc571b22
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As @JohnLincoln has explained.
Try this in your loop;
void loop()
{
digitalWrite(13, HIGH); // turn on LED
delay(1000); // keep LED on for 1s
digitalWrite(13, LOW); // turn off LED
delay(1000); // keep LED off for 1s
)
Tom.. 
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