I need help, please

I need to do a project but I do not know how to use Arduino can help me

measurer distance for car, it will have 2 buttons (cm and in).
When connecting the Arduino, the distance in cm must be reported by pressing the button in
informs the distance in inches by pressing the cm button to inform the distance
in cm. If the distance is> 100cm does not mute the buzzer if it is between 100cm and
60cm whistles slowly, between 60cm and 45cm in average shape and 45cm to 4cm in
quickly.

1x Arduino
1x Display LCD 16x2
1x Sensor ultrassônico HC-SR04
2x Chave táctil (botões)
1x buzzer
1x Protoboard

I do not even know where to begin with

Delta_G:
I would begin by learning a bit about Arduino. That seems obvious doesn't it? This project seems a bit complicated to start out with. Most folks start by blinking LEDs and simple things first to learn the basics before moving on to more complicated things.

Yes, but I have to do this project for my school.

Search for similiar projects being done and get ideas from that. No member has any code ready to give You.

leomc40:
I need to do a project but I do not know how to use Arduino can help me

1x Arduino
2x Chave táctil (botões)
1x buzzer
1x Protoboard

I do not even know where to begin with

Start There
Make the buzzer beep when you press the button
Many things will become clear when you use the arduino

The forum is called "Project Guidance."

As guidance, I suggest you do as others have suggested and study the Arduino platform you've been given.

Learn the basics of

  • reading switches
  • writing to an LCD
  • interfacing to a sensor like the HR-SC04
  • driving a buzzer

You can learn the bits and pieces individually and then put them together into a functional project.

leomc40:
I do not even know where to begin with

One of the elementary things you must be able to do is connect your computer to the Arduino and download the 'blink without delay' sketch* and see it work. Are you able to do that?

  • IDE/file/examples/digital

dougp:
One of the elementary things you must be able to do is connect your computer to the Arduino and download the 'blink without delay' sketch* and see it work. Are you able to do that?

+1 :grinning:

One of the "rules of the game" here is that posting titles which include the words "I need help, please" or similar will be treated with due contempt. :roll_eyes:

Not because of malice, but because the inability to frame the problem - and the title of the problem - demonstrates the actual problem itself. :astonished: