[Arduino Course] #04: Understanding Syntax

Understanding Syntax>> ARDUINO for ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS Tutorial 04: Understanding Syntax Welcome back!   The coding language that Arduino uses is very much like C++ (“see plus plus”), which is a common language in the world of computing.  The code you learn to write for your Arduino will be very similar to code you write in any other computer language – all the basic concepts remain the same – it is just a matter of learning a new dialect should you pursue other ventures. The code you will be writing is called “human readable”, that is, it will make sense to you (sometimes) and will be organized for a human to follow.  Part of the job of the IDE is to take the human readable code and translate it into machine-readable code to be executed by the Arduino.  This process is called compiling.  (click here to read the full article >>) Follow on Twitter   Forward to Friend  Copyright © 2013 Open Hardware Design Group, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up at our website www.OpenSourceHardwareJunkies.com - the opt in button may have been disguised as a chance to win an Arduino flown into space on the last flight of Space Shuttle Discovery. From now on though, we will be perfectly honest and will do our best not to waste your valuable time. Our mailing address is: Open Hardware Design Group 274 Castle Blvd Akron, OH 44313 Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list   update subscription preferences

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