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00:00 - Introduction
01:04 - PART 1 | What can Arduino do?
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Are you looking for the perfect series of videos to get started with Arduino? Well, you are in luck, because in this series of videos, you are going to learn everything you need to get started with Arduino. By the time you're done here, you're gonna know exactly what hardware to get and why, you'll know the ins and outs of an Arduino board, you'll know which software to get, you'll know the key Arduino programming functions to control tons of electronic stuff. And if you've never programmed before, you're gonna know the coding structures found in all programming languages. But do you wanna know the best part? This core workshop that you're gonna walk through is only gonna take about an hour of your time. So let's go. Before we start, please do subscribe to our KZbin channel. It doesn't cost you anything but a click, but it really helps us bring you great content like this Arduino workshop. Thanks a ton. I really appreciate that. Okay. So what the heck is this thing called Arduino? Well, Arduino is a tool that helps you control electronic stuff with code. So if you're building a house, you'd probably go grab a hammer. Well, if you're gonna build a project using electronic stuff, grab yourself an Arduino. But what do I mean exactly by electronic stuff? Well, let's make two big general groups. Inputs and outputs. Inputs are devices that gather information, and outputs are devices that have some action in the world. So for inputs, think of things, like temperature sensors, light sensors, touch sensors, flex sensors, humidity sensors, infrared sensor, distance sensors. Just to name a few. Then you have things like outputs. DC motors, stepper motors, servo motors, LEDs, LED strips, buzzers, speakers, LCD displays, OLED displays. The list goes on. What Arduino can do is stand in the middle of these input and output devices and control them with some cool logic that you get to create. So Arduino can be used to read inputs and control outputs. Okay. So now you have a general idea of what Arduino is. It's a tool to control electronic stuff. Great! Okay. But how do you actually get started using Arduino? What do you have to do? So here's what you're gonna need. We're gonna talk about the big three. It's what I like to call the Arduino trifecta. You've got Arduino hardware, the Arduino IDE, and the actual Arduino code that you're gonna need to write. So first, we have the physical component of Arduino, which is called an Arduino board. There's a bunch of different types of Arduino boards out there. When someone says Arduino board, it could mean a number of these different circuit boards. In just a little bit, I'm gonna tell you exactly which one to go by if you haven't purchased one yet. And here's some quick good news. If you have bought one already, it's probably gonna work just fine. Now, all Arduino boards share one thing in common. They have a microcontroller on them. A microcontroller is basically a really small computer. So when you use an Arduino, you're really just using a microcontroller. The microcontroller is what enables us to read those different inputs and control those outputs. So again, when somebody says Arduino board, they're talking about something physical...
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[@programmingelectronics]

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[@indiedy_ghaze0968]

Will do!

[@TheExileFox]

There is one odd thing in the beginning of this video; when you wrote "code 1", "code 2" you really should have called them "instructions" - Otherwise this is very good tutorial, I'll recommend it to some of my friends who don't know how to get started with this sort of thing.

[@veurbfilms7653]

@@indiedy_ghaze0968 4

[@arlettesamuel-oo4ij]

Ooh nice

[@jvlianx9338]

Awesome. Thank you

[@mikewhelan5992]

I'm 77 years old. I'm OK with analog hardware but software is a challenge. Your video was fast paced but after viewing it a few times I learned a lot. Really excellent!

[@alanblyde8502]

Look at chatgtp it can do the code for you

[@kurienrocky]

Thanks

[@BA_utub]

Same to me. But now we can ask ChatGPT to write the code for us, then run it.

[@jamesfreach1022]

Mike, I'm 64 and have been playing around with Chat GPT for about 2 months now, and although I had a little bit of trouble with prompt engineering at first, now I'm writing code for the Arduino and building projects.

[@SciHeartJourney]

Analog is making a comeback in COMPUTERS. The old analog computers are way more fascinating to me than digital. Infinite resolution!

[@alswafford7991]

Very helpful. I'm 74 and looking for something to do. I have some projects in mind. So thanks for the help!

[@programmingelectronics]

Awesome - the Arduino ecosystem is a great place to get stuff built. If you’re looking to integrate WiFi to your projects consider checking out the ESP32, it’s super affordable and can be programmed within the Arduino IDE

[@texasapps2595]

Hola! Espero ser así cuando llegue a los 70's!!! Me entusiasma

[@michaelcheich2481]

@@texasapps2595 Same!

[@frankmartinez1045]

I'm 75 and just got into it too, main interest is MIDI and musical applications, great video, thanks...

[@michaelcheich2481]

@@frankmartinez1045 Thanks so much for watching! Lots of cool music applications out there for Arduino and the like - best of luck!

[@ChickentNug]

3 minutes in and I'm already learning stuff I've been wanting to learn for years. I honestly thought I was going to have to take a computer engineering course in college to figure this all out. Thank you so much for this.

[@programmingelectronics]

So awesome to hear!!!! Best of luck in your endeavors!

[@wackymudit2848]

@@programmingelectronics Can you make code for me I am 13 and very very confused with it Not having enough time to understand the fuctioning of it .

[@anavpatel7616]

@@wackymudit2848 i think you should wait until your older to get into this stuff

[@jackdud8793]

@@wackymudit2848you are 13 you have more than enough time, good luck!

[@Objectivity-fs2hx]

@@wackymudit2848 If you don't have time, you usually need money to pay a programmer who invested years to gain the ability.

[@arubaguy2733]

I began learning Arduino watching Paul McWhorter's tutorials last Winter, then Summer came, we moved, and other things happened, so I ignored Arduino for 8 months. This video is the perfect tool for getting back into my comfort zone working with Arduino. I'm 71, and really have no plans for using Arduino for anything other than keeping my mind from becoming lazy in my old age. I spent my adult life in various mechatronics jobs from installing car radios to heading an electronics service and training department. I got so bored after retiring, I had to find something technical to keep myself feeling alive.

[@gjforeman]

Wow! Sounds like me. I'm 71, retired in 2013 after a lifetime as an electronics tech and field service engineer. Last 34 years I did installs, repairs and maintenance on biomedical lab equipment in microbiology labs throughout the western US. Always enjoyed tinkering with circuitry, but lately I've spent far more time in woodworking and just routine home maintenance. Got a crazy idea for a device I need and realized it was perfect for an Arduino project. Way back when, I did some puttering around with programming in BASIC and Assembly, so the idea of coding is not new, but the technology has come a long, long way.

[@programmingelectronics]

Glad this has been helpful!

[@edinfific2576]

Just keep learning and having fun! As you know, electronics is a very rich field, and it's very hard to ever be bored if you're curious. I had PLENTY of time alone in my life (even now), yet I had practically NEVER been bored because the knowledge I already had, coupled with learning and figuring more stuff out, kept me not only engaged but preoccupied to the point of wishing that a day lasts at least 2 to 3 times longer (ie. 48-72 hours) so that I get more chance to learn more and do more.

[@programmingelectronics]

@@edinfific2576 Nice! I often wish for more time to explore things as well!

[@dammitdad]

Wonderful to see people spending their time learning. It brings blessings into your life and your mental health will remain great as long as you continue to exercise your mind. Let us know how you are feeling in 20 years time!

[@alejandradz174]

First video that doesn't assume anything, I appreciate the time he takes to explain even the most evident in case some of us don't know. This video is GREAT! Just as someone mentioned earlier, I thought I had to enroll in college classes to find this information. I'm interested in animatronics and thanks to this video I'm not giving up. THANK YOU!

[@programmingelectronics]

Glad it was helpful Alejandra!

[@infectedswarm3078]

This is the type of Arduino tutorial I was looking for. I saw a ton of Arduino tutorials on the youtube but none of them matched the quality of your video. Much appreciated sir.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thank you!

[@berlinjackson1847]

I am a 71 year old retired engineer and Arduino is my new hobby. Excellent video with lots of great information

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks! It's a great hobby!

[@SingTodayi]

Just came from a russian arduino course where i unsterstood ZERO information. Here i understood everything literally in 90 minutes. Many thanks man! Great course! I shall recommend it to my friends.

[@flycow69]

Wow. I couldn't believe that I had the patience of watching the whole 85 minutes of your class and I am very new to this subject. Thanks for making the complex subject so easy to understand.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks Frank!

[@astro7267]

Taking a microprocessor class and you’re so clear and concise. Thank you for giving me the confidence I need to take this class and enjoy projects out of class

[@programmingelectronics]

Glad it was helpful Astro!

[@RGormanJr]

I’m 12 minutes in and feel compelled to note what a great teacher you are. Engaging. Informative. Not too fast. Not too slow. Thank you for this.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thank you so much for that kind note!

[@steveschweickert6623]

I can’t believe I watched the whole thing… but I’m glad I did! Outstanding presentation, informative AND entertaining throughout! Excellent voiceover, good scripting AND NO talking head… just valuable information onscreen!

[@ChocFlip201]

I’m just getting into all this stuff and this was THE SINGLE MOST HELPFUL video I’ve ever watched for arduinos. Fantastic work for teaching us in layman terms.

[@programmingelectronics]

Great to hear! Thanks so much for the note and I hope you have a ton of fun with Arduino!

[@justbraden162]

Been wanting to buckle down and actually learn Arduino for a while now and I am SOO glad I chose to do it with your video. Made it very easy to understand and I left the video feeling like I actually learned something. Keep up the great work.

[@missriri-if9yl]

did u learn it how is your journey?

[@iTsCookieKing]

This is absolutely amazing 🤩 I can only imagine how much time you spend editing this. Truly fantastic!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks for watching!

[@prahar112]

Full respect to you for making this course, hope to see some more projects! It really helps to those who really needs it.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks!

[@goldenentertainment5868]

This really helped me a lot, I am studying engineering Information Science, but I have a keen interest in Arduino-related concepts. This workshop is literally amazing thank you so much for this.

[@missriri-if9yl]

how is going is it easy i basically know how to code with C but c++ i dont know

[@myrlyn1250]

I learned the BASIC programming language in the 80's, and studied electronics in the 90's. Then I went into construction and forgot most of it, but now that I'm retired, I'm getting back into it. This was a good refresher. Thank you for your great help and humor! And don't worry about the children, you can always have more...😅

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@funny11744]

for Arduino programming of Arduino Uno : do I need of voltage supply for the board Arduino ? OR IT IS ENOUGH THE USB CONNECTION FOR PROGRAMING?

[@whiterhino4969]

Brilliant video. I have a little bit of programming experience from college but I am rusty. I really appreciate that you give a quick synopsis of the more complicated functions before moving on, instead of just skipping it. Cheers

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much!

[@Abc-sl1nf]

Amazing video. Clear, and great explanation of how things work. Just enough without overloaded concepts. Thanks!!! More to come? Actually, I'm going to join your subscription because of how smooth and the great learning concepts are. I learned so much in this video!!!

[@arushorya4597]

This is a masterpiece. 10 mins into the video and I can already tell I'm going to be watching this a couple of times. Great work!

[@programmingelectronics]

Wow, thank you!

[@larrywiley2135]

Hands down the best e-learning video for Arduino that I have come across. Watch it 3,4,5 times and it all starts to come together. The first time I watched it nothing really made sense. By the 3rd time it made sense and the 5th time I was ready to go and put everything into a small program. Great video!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks Larry! Glad to the penny is dropping for you and that I am not the only one who needs lots of repetition!

[@gregbowen617]

This is so far the best presentation I have seen to understand Arduinos. I'm 63 and not a programmer ( other than High School level Fortran and Cobol in the late 70's!). You have given me the inspiration to learn how to program my Arduino to use on my model railroad...many thanks.

[@programmingelectronics]

Great to hear Greg! There are lots of RR folks using arduino, maybe you have run into some of those groups already.

[@roneyal-jilu368]

these were the best 90 minutes i have ever spent in my life ,, truly thank you man.

[@adamgerald849]

I just wanted to congratulate you on this video. I normally would never consider subscribing to an educational service because I know all of the information can be found for free, but you've done such a great job explaining this subject that I think I will subscribe. Usually people teach too fast or too slow for me, but you had a great pace. It was very easy to follow and engaging. The video flew by.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks Adam! We’re trying to do our best, hope it helped!

[@thisisus.504]

Hi! What a fantastic video. Having recently got into amateur radio, I am building my own DMR hotspot using a raspberry pi 4 with an open source DMR circuit board. I've heard of, but didn't really know about, the arduino. I got to the IDE part, a few minutes in and ordered an arduino board from Amazon. Hopefully coming today. At 51, I have time on my hands...guess what I'm doing! Thanks so much for this. You had me at MASTERCLASS.

[@programmingelectronics]

Awesome!!! I think you'll find Arduino pretty fun and useful to use.

[@taipo101]

You are a very good instructor, entertaining and precise and exciting. Thanks fro inm a 70 odd year old electronic engineer from Manchester. Designed safety computers for railways 8 bit stuff

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much!

[@neverknowit11]

I worked in a digital instrument manufacturing company. We needed a tool to help us with many facets programming and sensors. I was an Electronics hobbyist this was my idea. We had an Italian company we worked with. Two weeks after I gave my idea Arduino appeared in our Electronics world. Essentially, I may not be the creator of this tool but I was very happy to see it evolve. Arduino is very versatile. You can also design your own board to interact with the main controller.

[@davidsellars3851]

This by far the best intro into Arduino. So well organized and explained. Thanks

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks David!

[@iratozer9622]

You my friend, are an excellent instructor. Very clear, very thorough, and even interesting.

[@programmingelectronics]

I appreciate that!

[@mystery_1101]

This world needs people like you who can teach like this.

[@kmoecub]

I began programming with LOGO in 1979 as a very eager elementary school student. I'm still amazed at how inexpensive and accessible computer controlled devices have become. Keep on sharing knowledge. The future depends on it.

[@joshuapitong899]

Awesome video!🙌 Thank you so much Programming Electronics Academy for providing us with such a great and quality content.❤

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks for the note Joshua!

Man, you course is so good and yet so high level that I could present it to my newborn niece to watch and she would become a master of Arduino Nice job!

[@programmingelectronics]

Ha! Glad it’s helpful!

[@kritzstudio]

What an incredible video! I just wanted to take a moment to say a huge thank you for creating such an informative and well-explained tutorial on Arduino. Your passion for the subject truly shines through, and it's evident that you put a lot of effort into making this video beginner-friendly.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much for kind note!!! I really appreciate it!

[@flywittzbeats4008]

This is the absolute best tutorial I have ever seen on Arduino. This made my entire day! So excited right now thanks to you. Even just your subtle explanations on always regarding the colors to determine the functions, and switching to the circuit screen to see what it’s doing. Just perfect. Much love!!!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much!!! Really appreciate the feedback!

[@flywittzbeats4008]

Built my first basic circuit and program today thanks to you!🎉

[@programmingelectronics]

@@flywittzbeats4008 Awesome!

[@rbrito3691]

Thanks very much.

[@ray_10001]

This was something exactly I was looking for Thank you so much for making such informative video

[@TheMaP142]

Exactly what I needed and was looking for! Thanks!!

[@programmingelectronics]

Great! I hope it was helpful!

[@empowered_relationships]

Unbelievable! How much information can be put so adeptly and in simple, humourous language! Masterpiece Masterclass!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks a ton!

[@Vibeland]

Awesome remembering session guys. I'm taking and Arduino after a few years and needed something clear but fast

[@winston99999]

The best tutorial on Arduino in the world! You have broken the language barrier for a 65 year old mechanical engineer. I have always looked at electronics as a foreign language until I listened to this. I bought a kit last week (Mega) but we’re about to give up that was until I watched this, thank you very much you are a great teacher.

[@programmingelectronics]

So glad it helped! This stuff really can take some time to sink in and there are so many ways to dive in. Best of luck in all your endeavors Winston!

[@golubovicm]

Really great tutorial! You made it look so easy and I was glued to the screen from beginning of the video to the very end. Great work!

[@programmingelectronics]

I hope it helps Milan - thanks for the note!

[@mdsf01]

This lesson is indispensable for anyone into Arduino. After viewing numerous videos on Arduino, this one is the absolute best. MANY thanks! 👍

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much!!

[@duller9430]

This video was amazing I needed a refresher on everything I started learning Arduino in February this year but then because of school I ran out of time to do stuff with it and by then I had learnt a lot of this from a KZbin series I but then I forgot most of this and how to right Arduino code but then this video was released and I’ve gotten a nice refresher on everything excellent video well done and Thank You for making this.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much! Glad it helped and best of luck on your coding endeavors!

[@georgeh1352]

Excellent!! I studied Electronics and Processor programming using the Intel Z80 Processor back in the 80's and a little while later 'Visual Basic' programming but subsequently my career path took me into a different genre of Engineering. Now that I am retired I have just purchased an Arduino starter pack for a Winter hobby project, I stumbled across this video, and long forgotten terms and proceedures has come flooding back. I would recommend any newbie to watch this video since your delivery and coverage is excellent, just like a good College Lecturer should do. Many thanks and well done Sir.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much! Hope you have a great winter diving back in!

[@chrisgardner4144]

Awesome, I finally have somewhat of the basics. Your format is excellent not assuming anything and skipping over material that is not centered on the subject at hand. If you want to get into flying for any reason, I’d be honored to teach you how I teach my student flight instructors. You would take it so much further I would want to become your student.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks for the offer! I actually have an FAA Commercial IFR Helicopter thanks to my time with the military.

[@prassmancreations3168]

This is by far the best arduino tutorial I've seen yet, thank you

[@georgedamusis6384]

This was an excellent presentation in a 90 minute time frame. The narrator couldn't have been better or more clear than he was. I still haven't bought an Arduino board to play with, but I will real soon, now that I know what to expect and do to make it work. Thank you for the explanations.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks for the note George!

[@oceanicsun6]

This is super helpful! I’ve designed a 2D pixel sprite/ all animation frames and a 3D tomogotchi inspired console skeleton (for fun) and now I’m thinking about bringing my project to life but I know 0 about coding! Watching this video makes me feel hopeful that it can actually be done! Tysm!

[@programmingelectronics]

Very cool! Sounds like a neat project!

[@VINCENT-sb3zs]

I recently purchased arduino, with zero ideas on how to use them. I found your video, and it explained every basics that I need to know to take a great start. Thank you so much!

[@programmingelectronics]

So great to hear!

[@sanachughtai5337]

You are superbly clear and amazing in what you do! Man I m very impressed with you knowledge and delivery

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much!

[@Jackie.1001]

That is without a doubt, the best video I've seen on Arduinos introduction. Thank you so much for sharing that great knowledge.

[@programmingelectronics]

Wow, thanks Mehdi!

[@gabrielaturkie5665]

He did a very good job imo. Explaining the basics step by step. English is not my first language and I have no experience in using DAWs

[@michaelcheich2481]

Thanks Gabriela!

[@rpitt6267]

Excellent presentation. Im a noob and your brief tutorial has cleared up quite a lot of unknowns for me.. As a "let me see that" kinda guy, this was Excellent!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks for this feedback!!

[@tb303wpf1]

I've been designing and building analog hardware devices for about 10 years now. I've been wanting to learn pic/microntrollers for years now. This course is excellent for beginners and experienced students alike. Wonderful job explaining things. I just loaded my first sketch onto the UnoR3 and I couldn't be happier. Thank you so much for this invaluable information! I'll be watching all of your videos now. 🤘

[@programmingelectronics]

Thank you so much for the kind words!

[@funny11744]

for Arduino programming of Arduino Uno : do I need of voltage supply for the board Arduino ? OR IT IS ENOUGH THE USB CONNECTION FOR PROGRAMING?

[@dwaynearthur1476]

Thanks for the walk through , was looking for a good introduction. 😃

[@programmingelectronics]

Awesome - I hope it helped Dwayne!

[@liamanon]

FABULOUS! Super tutorial, with lots of great information communicated clearly and simply! Keep up the great work, it's VERY much appreciated, and Thanks ! :-)

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much Liam!

[@HandsOnKnowledge]

Watched the whole thing and I think I am ready to build something with this knowledge, also just ordered my first Arduino. Thank you for making this video, I really appreciate it.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much for watching! I hope you have fun!

[@fxsrider]

I am knee deep into photogrammetry on a turntable. I was turning it manually until yesterday. I had all the hardware to automate it and finally built the circuit. Now I only need a line to fire the shutter. In the interim I'll use the intervalometer included with Magic Lantern software for Canon cameras. Excellent video!!!

[@funny11744]

for Arduino programming of Arduino Uno : do I need of voltage supply for the board Arduino ? OR IT IS ENOUGH THE USB CONNECTION FOR PROGRAMING?

[@thomasfox4513]

That WAS a busy hour and a half, but I know so much more now than I did that long ago. Thank you.

[@programmingelectronics]

That's great to hear! Arduino is a blast to work with - best of luck in your endeavors!

[@indiedy_ghaze0968]

Wow! Love this and very straight forward!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much for the note and for watching!

[@dongomez3711]

This is amazing. All my life i have wanted to learn electronics. This is so simple. Who knew? You did, thanks for all you have taught me now and long into the future.

[@programmingelectronics]

Best of luck in your Arduino endeavors!

[@superjbrosgaming8562]

One of the best arduino tutorials out there! Truly deserves my subscription and content is both informative and fun to learn! Well done, I will gladly watch the rest of your videos to help enforce my arduino learning ❤❤

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much for the kind words!

[@flyback_driver]

I'm just listening to this while working because I need to start learning how to apply microcontrollers and I am only a few minutes in but I am grateful you are honest about other boards. Years ago when I wanted to learn about these I watched a few different videos that had an incredibly biased view saying other boards wouldn't work right or accept programming and it made things more confusing. A few years later after a mature circuit building now I understand why they would work just the same and despise people making electronics way more complicated than they actually are. There seemed to be this knowledge gate keeping going on at the time and now it's mostly due to KZbin's policy on what video can and cannot be monetized. So if you are just starting out in this as a hobby good luck finding a video that's not in Hindi regarding high voltage, mains, inverters, or any other hugh energy projects. I also understand you can't make a step by step guide on how to make a potentially dangerous project but even spreading knowledge can get you demonetized. Some good I can understand some Hindi due to a lot of the electrical engineering words still being English I started to fill in the blanks haha. Anyways, thanks for putting this out.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks!

[@tundeapollo7779]

This is a wonderful class. It is quite expository. Please any simple code on Traffic lights with Pedestrian?

[@Rubbernecker]

This is just about the most well explained video I've ever seen. I've been watching Python vids for 2 years and if 10% of them were this good I'd be a better programmer. Thank you!!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much! I am glad this helped!

[@coopersharp2921]

Ive got a project I am working on, and am exelent at mechanical engineering, but never even touched coding exept a little bit of block programming. I needed to learn arduino, but everytime I looked at thw code, I thought I was reading hieroglyphics. This helped soooo much, and now I can at least understand the order of events in the code

[@programmingelectronics]

Great to hear! Best of luck!

[@castlecodersltd]

Thanks for this video, it worked as a great recap for me

[@programmingelectronics]

Great!

[@joshuagilbert3804]

This course is... amazing.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks!!!

[@Jacobbunt]

ive wanted to learn basic programing for years and finally im stuck inside because of a hurricane so its time for me to do it and so far your video has made coding seem very approachable so im loving it

[@programmingelectronics]

Stay safe and best of luck coding!

[@martinpais4733]

Arduino for dummies. Handheld instruction. Makes the class interesting, easy to learn. Superb teacher!! thank you

[@programmingelectronics]

So glad it was helpful! Thank you for the kind note!

[@HoXDipannew]

Loved the animation and tutorial❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@programmingelectronics]

Thank you so much!

[@MicrobyteAlan]

Informative, interesting and well presented, thanks.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@ggus8512]

You have done a wonderful job! Thank you for taking your time and interest and sharing it with everyone!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks Gus!

[@victor_ike]

Thanks for taking me on this process, from scratch to this level

[@programmingelectronics]

Great! I hope it helped Victor!

[@burmaentertainment3055]

Hands down tNice tutorials is one of the best tutorials I've seen on any subject, ever! Clear, concise and incredibly informative and easy to follow.

[@programmingelectronics]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much!

[@arturobojaca5603]

OMG THANK YOU!!! I went through hours of "beginner" guides before I could find tNice tutorials and at least make a simple soft... Only video I've

[@programmingelectronics]

Glad I could help!

[@cjheeley]

What a fantastic introduction to Arduino code. I thought i was going to need a PHD to understand this but you made it super simple to understand. Thanks from a new subscriber.

[@programmingelectronics]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dhanrajzaveri5383]

thank you so much !! this was the best head-start one can one have while on his electronic programming journey!

[@programmingelectronics]

Glad it helped Dhanraj!

[@householdmusic8863]

SO helpful it's insane

[@programmingelectronics]

Awesome - glad it's useful!

[@franciscojrosero]

AWESOME!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much - I hope you find it helpful!

[@the_stixXx]

Been watching a couple different videos trying to learn about Arduino so I can work on projects with my son and connect with him. I have 2 boys, 10 & 11. The 10 year old is my sports guy so it's easy for he and I to bond. We can have a catch or shoot hoops and thats how we bond. My 11 year old is my brainiac and even though I am decently tech savvy, I don't know how to teach him or figure out and find projects that we can do together and learn how to code, complete projects and learn about robotics which he has interest in, and I find it fascinating as well. I digress, this video is PERFECT for us to begin, find that common ground and get rolling. I am now super excited to begin with him and this video makes me feel confident that we can learn from the ground up. This is amazing information and a well produced video and tutorial. Everything we need to get going. Thank you so much for making this video. I can't tell you how helpful it is and how excited I am to enter a world that I otherwise could not. A million thanks and can't wait to start!!!

[@programmingelectronics]

Great to hear Jeff - I am so glad it has been helpful and thanks for your kind words! Best of luck on learning this stuff, it can be very rewarding!

[@personone6881]

THIS IS EXCELLENT. 11/10 ! (FAITH SLIGHTLY RESTORED) Thank you

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks - glad you liked it and I appreciate you watching. Best of luck in your Arduino endeavors!

[@jlucasound]

@@programmingelectronics Oops! "Best". (You wrote "bets") 😄This helped me understand the "setup" and then "loop". I understand the wavy brackets, 0-255, and microsecond changes. I guess really, I have to get down (understand) where to put the parentheses and the semi colons. I have to come back to this. I love code, it just isn't inherent, I need to be taught. Thank You. I know enough about the programming that your tutorial, I believe, will take me to the next step. My eyes have been opened to things so far, by your video. Kind of like a puzzle for me. I need to rest now.

[@programmingelectronics]

@@jlucasound Great! Thanks!

[@kifahzaidan4505]

Hi, Thanks a lot, its really greate effort and great knowledge. i need to do a project for a preset position linear actuator with a DC motor abd a stepper motor, with Arduino Mega or UNO but i am not able to write the code and the scheme, can you please help. Regards

[@Awstin36teen]

Huge thank you for making this tutorial video. I've been on the hunt for information in building my latest cosplay gadgets and this video has been the most helpful out of anything I've found.

[@programmingelectronics]

Great to hear it helped! Best of luck!

[@shevanvfx]

the single most important video i have ever watched in my life. thank you for being so clear

[@programmingelectronics]

Wow - thanks for the note! I hope you have a blast learning to program Arduino!

[@ImnotChuck.]

All 90 minutes was worth my time to watch. Thanks.

[@programmingelectronics]

So glad it helped!

[@excavatoree]

A minor technicality: PWM varies the duty cycle, not the frequency. While the frequency of a PWM signal need not be fixed, most systems are, or are "close enough" to fixed frequency.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks for pointing this out!

[@zwurltech9047]

One of the best tutorials, I've ever seen, thank you!

[@programmingelectronics]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much!

[@pierrebeauchesne1228]

I used to program in machin language, Basic and APL... in the 80s LOL. Finally getting back to favorite hobby. Thanks for the comprehensive tutorial.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks! It is such a fun hobby!! I hope you have a blast Pierre!

[@SciHeartJourney]

Nice thing about the Arduino IDE is that other platforms are using it, like the ESP32 wifi module. Understanding the way the IDE uses libraries is probably the most confusing part though.

[@programmingelectronics]

I agree Richard - being able to program so many different boards with the Arduino IDE is pretty nice.

[@funny11744]

for Arduino programming of Arduino Uno : do I need of voltage supply for the board Arduino ? OR IT IS ENOUGH THE USB CONNECTION FOR PROGRAMING?

[@mytuberforyou]

WOW- this video is amazing! So clear and concise and simple! Bravo!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much!

[@AM-dn4lk]

This is amongst best Arduino tutorial I have seen. Thank you. I should sign up for a proper course.

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks so much! I am glad it was helpful!

[@jackn1564]

what a hearty video for all beginners!

[@programmingelectronics]

Thanks Jack!

[@robertgleadallbtmret8656]

I'm making a small plasma cutter & uses "G" code. Can this be used for this purpose when attached to my AutoCad in my laptop?

[@programmingelectronics]

Very cool project! I know there are several CNC Arduino programs out there that control stepper motors based on the Gcode.

[@securepul]

Lol u mean Gasper. Don't mind me I'm not the plug I'm the whole damn socket!👁🧿🙏♾✌💯

[@paulzafimshelbwala4847]

I was very impressed with your explanation and became very interested in writing codes for urduino projects. As a teacher, I wish to learn more so that I can help students do better in their projects. Thank you for sharing.

[@programmingelectronics]

Great to hear! best of luck with helping your students!

[@____________________________.x]

Traumatised cat getting sold again, lol 😹

[@michaelcheich2481]

Are you new to Arduino (or old hat)? What project are you working on?

[@amsakumar6842]

Hi I'm New to Arduino and involved in the whack a mole 2 player game using Arduino...do you have schematic diagram and code for this program

[@programmingelectronics]

@@amsakumar6842 Cool project! I have never programmed a whack a mole game - sounds fun though - good luck!

[@wisnuhidayat93]

I am programmer from old generation. For long time I didn't understand on how to use arduino. I bought some arduino board, IMu and gps but never touch it. Your video really help me to be able understanding, programing and using it. By watching this video in less than 2 hours. Every words are clear. Great job and great appreciate. Thanks

[@programmingelectronics]

So glad to hear it has been helpful!! Thanks a ton for watching!