Title of Activity
Research about Arduino (Software)
Objective
Interface with arduino using program such as C++
Content/Procedure
The Arduino IDE is a cross platform developer tool written in Java. It allows you to control all of the software functions of your Arduino.
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Each program that write is called a sketch and is compiled and uploaded to your Arduino using the IDE. A lot of sketches are freely available online and the IDE even comes with a plethora of examples to get started with just about every function your Arduino is capable of.
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Eclipse and Notepad++ are popular alternatives to writing your sketches, but they lack easy access to sketch examples and compiling/uploading the finished sketch to the Arduino.
Each program that write is called a sketch and is compiled and uploaded to your Arduino using the IDE. A lot of sketches are freely available online and the IDE even comes with a plethora of examples to get started with just about every function your Arduino is capable of.
Eclipse and Notepad++ are popular alternatives to writing your sketches, but they lack easy access to sketch examples and compiling/uploading the finished sketch to the Arduino.
Result/Analysis
Learn how to write the program to arduino using the Arduino 0022 starting with the basic coding program such as C++.
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