Create a program that reads the value of the potentiometer every 2 seconds and stores the values in an array. Read only 10 numbers. After the tenth number is read, print the stored values to the screen. Use a one second-delay between printing the numbers. Include text on the screen so the user understands what the numbers represent.
Basically i want to know how to code, if any of you could help then that would be amazing. Im really struggling understanding Arduino and how to properly use it.
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Create a program that reads the value of the potentiometer and displays that value on the serial monitor.
Create a program that uses a millis() timer which self resets every 2 seconds.
Create a program which reads ten numbers from an array and then stores the values in a different array.
Extra credit - Display something like: reading X from array 1 storing X to array 2 as you go along.
Use the knowledge gained from item#2 to create a one second-delay between printing the numbers.
Create a program which prints selected explanatory *text *on the serial monitor.
When you can do all these things it's not much further to combine them and do everything at once.
If I read this correctly this program is simple enough (i.e., everything is serialized) to just use delay(), although using millis() would be a great learning exercise.
