And the output of the Master Serial Monitor of my project is as follows
13:12:41.949 -> CO2 HUM 2: 0.00
13:12:41.949 -> Pressure 2: 0.00
13:12:43.346 -> Value Uploaded Successfully
13:12:43.346 -> Co2 = 0.00
13:12:43.346 ->
13:12:43.346 ->
13:12:43.630 -> Value Uploaded Successfully
13:12:43.630 -> Co2 humidity = 0.00
13:12:43.630 ->
13:12:43.630 ->
13:12:44.145 -> Value Uploaded Successfully
13:12:44.145 -> Co2 temp = 0.00
13:12:44.145 ->
13:12:44.145 ->
13:12:44.520 -> Value Uploaded Successfully
13:12:44.520 -> hPa = 0.00
13:12:44.520 ->
13:12:44.520 ->
13:12:45.545 -> Recieving float as String...
13:12:45.545 ->
13:12:45.545 -> Reactor 1 Sensors:
13:12:45.545 -> Pressure 1:
13:12:45.545 ->
13:12:45.545 -> Converting string to float...
13:12:45.545 ->
13:12:45.545 -> CO2 PPM 1: 0.00
13:12:45.545 -> CO2 TEMP 1: 0.00
13:12:45.545 -> CO2 HUM 1: 0.00
13:12:45.545 -> Pressure 1: 0.00
13:12:46.842 -> Value Uploaded Successfully
13:12:46.842 -> Co2 = 0.00
13:12:46.842 ->
13:12:46.842 ->
13:12:47.401 -> Value Uploaded Successfully
13:12:47.401 -> Co2 humidity = 0.00
13:12:47.401 ->
13:12:47.401 ->
13:12:47.680 -> Value Uploaded Successfully
13:12:47.680 -> Co2 temp = 0.00
13:12:47.680 ->
13:12:47.680 ->
13:12:48.005 -> Value Uploaded Successfully
13:12:48.005 -> hPa = 0.00
13:12:48.005 ->
13:12:48.005 ->
13:12:48.005 -> Recieving float as String...
13:12:48.005 ->
13:12:48.005 -> Reactor 2 Sensors:
Getting all 0 values if both the slaves are connected. But getting the desired values if only one slave is connected.