Hey guys.
I'm completely new to Arduino, but I'll start my own project soon. I have some stupid questions to start with and more coming along when I start to build:
1.Does every part has its own code? By that, I want to know, if, for example, I write a code for LEDs, then I have to upload it, then add code to motor drivers, upload that, then add code to sensors and so on? Or I have to write a big code, which includes all the parts?
2.How do I count or check how much features(code) I can add to Arduino. I know im gonna use Arduino Uno, or one of its clones, and it has a 32 bit memory to it.
Im sorry in advance for my english, or maybe choosing the wrong forum section to post this.
Have a look at how the program is organized in Planning and Implementing a Program. It will be much easier to develop, test and debug a program if it is designed as a collection of small single purpose functions. (Don't worry if you don't understand all the details of the program straight off).
If you put all the code for a complex program into the loop() function it can very quickly become a mess of spaghetti.
Hey guys, I hope youre having a wonderful weekend.
Im new to all the Arduino stuff, but I have a project in mind and would like to know if its possible with the parts I have in mind.
Its basically a Bluetooth controlled robot with a vehicle kit. I would also like to add an ultrasonic sensor and a LCD screen, which i would connect to either a distance sensor, so it would show what it is the distance to the obsticle, or a temperature sensor, so that i could see my room temperature. Also, id like to add some LED lights. I guess, my question is, does Arduino Uno R3, or a copy of it, can handle the code that it would take for this project?
Im sorry, if this seems like a lackluster of a post. This project is for my studies but im looking forward to making this my hobby, because it looks really interesting