Adventures in Science | Arduino Loops

[@davewreski6900]

Thanks so much to SparkFun and all who work so hard to bring us this great series. Good subjects and a Great instructor ! Glad I can buy some of your great products too. Dave

[@nagarajs5228]

can you explain about i2c ,spi like communications...

[@RandomPerson494-12c]

It will be excellent!

[@unitedelectrician4334]

WOW great video!! clear cut simple and short!! straight to the point

[@MrPenguin098]

Wow, explained so clearly. Now i get it. Hope you write a book.

[@جساس-ه6ح]

Clear and brief thank you!

[@Linrox]

little confused on why the While loop and the For loop both executed 3 times when 3 was not less than 3. I was expecting Hello Hello Done.

[@bobdurk5180]

Always enjoy your video tutorials; many thanks!

[@neoncyber2001]

Interesting fact. The variable i used in loop examples stands for Iterator. 😀

[@cx3268]

Different subject: Software interrupts How do you do software interrupts in Arduino? Yes have used hardware interrupt such a RTC module but where are the software interrupts that these chips have and code does not allow use? Main service loop to do a task After time interval, break and do another task then return to the mail service loop Currently been using counter in the service loop to break out but it makes timing an issue

[@Tiara48z]

While loops are so addictive, but so are for loops. But I think we all have a special place for "for i"

[@aspectcarl]

Excellent video

[@qzorn4440]

nice, the continue is very interesting. Mmm. 🤔

[@mrcanisters]

great videos. really helpful. thanks

[@attalaw36]

nice tutorial thank you

[@TeagueChrystie]

Fantastic.

[@Wrahmanto]

mantab Bro

[@gerrymcerlean8432]

Very good, informative video. Thanks. Hate the background music. It is really, really annoying.

[@stevecy]

You are using an LED BACKWARD, The Resistor ONLY goes on the Anode +. Power supply to resistor to the Anode. The Cathode goes to Ground. Learn something OK

[@gustavo.ferrero]

dont agree, it's a serial circuit, it doesnt matter were you place the resistor (anode or catode)

[@stevecy]

You will burn out your Led, What is wrong with you?

[@davidprice2861]

correct