viet5d
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Hello,
I'm looking for the pin numbers on Arduino Nano to code.
I have used pin 12 (D12), pin 13 (D13) as:
const int test-1 = 12; // pin D12
const int test-2 = 13; // pin D13
It's OK,
but I don't know which pin number for A0-A7 for coding. I didn't find any info. for this.
Thanks for helps,
V5D
I have read your post several times and I still do not know what you are talking about. Probably a translation problem.
You didn't find any info on Nano pin numbers? Seriously? 5 seconds with Google got me this:
A0 is A0. Also 14. A1 is A1. Also 15. Etc.
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PaulRB
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You don't need to know the numbers. Just use A0 to A7. The compiler knows the pin numbers for those pins
const int test_3 = A3; // pin A3
Note: "-" is not allowed in a variable name, as far as I know.
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viet5d
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Sorry for that.
The pin numbers are different on document, on PCB and in programming used. That makes confusing...
Cheers 
kmin
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They should be same.
A0 (14) .... A7 (21). You can use either or.
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