How to understand this.. cant replace the the code

Using Arduino LEDs and Multiplexing
#1

#int led = 13;
#int brightness = 0;
#int fadeAmount = 5;
#int thisisnew =0 ;
#void setup ()
#{
#pinMode (led, OUTPUT);
#}
#void loop()
#{
#analogWrite(led, brightness);
#brightness = thisisnew + fadeAmount; // brightness replaced with "thisisnew"
#if (brightness <= 0 || brightness >= 255) {
#fadeAmount = -fadeAmount;
#}
#delay(30);
#}

#2

and the question is ?

#3

why this one not working
#brightness = thisisnew + fadeAmount;

but must use this one
#brightness = brightness + fadeAmount;

#4

Where did all the hashes come from ?

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#5

what is not working?
post your sketch using the code tags </>

#6

the code similar like this

int A = 0;
int B = 1;
int C = 2;

then i put at loop
A = B + C;
but this one not work

the working one, i must put
A = A+ B;
is it must repeat the "A" after "="?

#7

If you use

A = B + C;

then every time the statement is executed the current value of A will be replaced by the sum of B and C

However, If you use

A = A + B + C;

Then the value of B will be added to the current value of A

Do you see the difference

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#8

Please read the reference. The function analogWrite() needs a PWM pin and pin 13 on a Arduino Uno is not a PWM pin.

With pin 11, this is your sketch in Wokwi simulation:

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#9

thanks.. UKHeliBob dan koepel.. i saw the different

#10

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