Hey everyone,
I am trying to display the values of an array with sixteen values so that they are organized as such when they are sent to the serial monitor:
Array[12] Array[13] Array[14] Array[15]
Array[8] Array[9] Array[10] Array[11]
Array[4] Array[5] Array[6] Array[7]
Array[0] Array[1] Array[2] Array[3] Empty space for one line then it repeats with the next values of the array
The problem is I cant make the program create an empty space next when it finishes on array value 3 (Array[3])
My code web browser doesn't let me paste my code into this box so I have attached the code to my post. The part that isnt working is the senddata() function.
Instead of what I am trying to accomplish above, it just does four rows of values continuously with no line space after each sixteen values are displayed. Please take a look at my code and maybe you can help me.
The senddata() function is the at the bottom of the program.
void senddata(){
for(int a = 3; a>=0; a--){ //for loop for organizing the display of array
for(int b = 0; b<=3; b++){ //second for loop used for organizing the display of the array
if(a == 0 & b == 3){ //This is the part that isnt working!! tests to see whether the array is on its value or Array[3]/Thermo[3]
Serial.println(Thermo[(b+(a*4))]); //The equation i used to organize the values in the way i wanted
Serial.println("\n\n"); //This should create an empty line beneath the values?
}
else if(b==3){ //this returns so that there is four values in each line
Serial.println(Thermo[(b+(a*4))]); //organizes values this is the first value of each of the four lines
}
else{
Serial.print(Thermo[(b+(a*4))]); // all the other values
Serial.print("\t");
}
}
}
}
Try this, using \t - tab helps to line up data, \n - new line.