Wooooowwwww this is AMAZING! Exactly what I was looking for!

Thank you! 🙏

so, if by using AVRISP the bootloader is overwrited, thats mean we can use all of its flash memory ? for example, arduino pro micro had 32kb but the bootloader use about 4kb. if i upload the sketch using AVRISP, i can upload full 32kb sketch ?

I have been an IBM Mainframe programmer using Assembler and COBOL for over 40 years, but when I had to get involved with programming servers using C# and OOP, I was lost. Even though I took many different training courses, I still didn't understand it. This is the very best explanation of CLASSES, METHODS, and PROPERTIES used in Object Oriented Programming I have seen. If you want to understand OOP, listen to this entire series. Thanks for taking the time to explain this so well.

Awesome thanks for this, followed along it's exactly what I needed

Video is 8 years old and still relevant and incredibly useful. Thank you!

Hello Sir, I need your help. I want to set watchdog timer for my arduino program. My condition is if digital read pin 5 goes low for max. 8 second then arduino should reset. Please guide me.

Those were some tough paper cups! But srsly... what was your source for your gears for the reduction? I'm looking to slowly lift a shade with a 12vdc nema17 project motor.

Thanks, I followed along with the video, except I made only one screw hole / tower, then added two mid planes and used "Mirror" to add the other 3. It worked great. You just need to select "features" when doing the mirror so that you can select the box hole and the lid hole.

I think the proper way is to split the class part of the code into digital_pin.h and .digital_pin.cpp files. Then add "#include digital_pin.h" at the very beginning of the main program.

THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH.

This is really an elaborate tutorial on Fusion 360, absolutely loved it.

Shiiiiiii the Schlaf left the comments on for this one. The names Brandurn kids

How can I call a main script function ( written by end-user ) from inside a library?

Nice

Great tutorial! Made it simple and easy to grasp the concept. Thank you.

You dont need use begin function, After creating object initialization You can put pin mode in constructor, and what will left is functions on and off.

you can put all classes in a tab call "classes.h" the #include on the main page

why does dump to serial work without a key when readblock requires authentication?

One of the best vidoe tutorials I ever have seen!

thank you so much cleared up some stuff for me so helpful!!!

is this still applicable in 2021?

Thanks. HELFUL.

Thank you, @Make Course. You have helped me convert a char value from an Arduino membrane keypad to its integer value as a byte value. For example, char inputNumber_char; byte inputNumber; // And then I press '2' on the keypad and assign the input to the inputNumber_char variable. The ASCII value of '2' is 50. inputNumber = inputNumber_char - '0'; // This line evaluates to 50 - 48 = 2 because the ASCII value of 0 is 48. Now the value of inputNumber is what I wanted, i.e., 2. Other references: * ASCII table: www.asciitable.com/ * Arduino forum: How to convert ascii to int ?: forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=602172.0

Can I hire you to review my code?

Very useful! I wish more makers would use such simple abstractions.

As a university graduate I chose to follow the Arduino watch dog time tutorial form a so called reputable place mainly the university of south Florida the department of electrical engineering and mechanical engineering rather than any of the other tutorials on the internet this was clearly a mistake As now I have a completely useless Arduino Nano So for god sake take it down before it destroys more of them and leaves people out of pocket University I think not Should be ashamed of your selves

geat man , good video

Comparators, and Op Amps for that matter do NOT have 'positive' and 'negative' inputs. They are non-inverting and inverting,

Thanks for the great resource

Awesome video man! Loved your explanation, it is veeery clear and fluid. What a shame I just discovered this in 2020, anyway, thanks man!

looks good, will watch later, i feel strangely sleepy at the moment.

Does anybody know where this code is available for download?

very nicely explained. Thanks :)

Dear where does the codes download to this project?

That's a very clear explaination, Thank you for your help!

It's also good practice to use the following in the header file :- #if defined(ARDUINO) && ARDUINO >= 100 #include <Arduino.h> #else #include <WProgram.h> #endif

You were getting multiple 0's when only pressing one button?

are you german? :D

Well.. All of this effort and at the end you're still using delays (You're blocking board blocking possibility of doing other stuff in the meantime. It will be fine if you want to just blink a LED but I guess you might want at some point to do some more complicated stuff, and there will be no use of this code at all. How about doing it little bit different, without blocking, and class is just self contained, it's up to you to separate it to another file or just copy and paste it to the sketch directly: github.com/stopsopa/ardu/blob/master/004-ButtonShortLongPressed/004-ButtonShortLongPressed.ino#L142

really enjoyed the session, excellent tutorial!

Cool thanks. For an improvement, may I suggest editing the audio to balance the levels of different sections of the video.

Link to code: makecourse.weebly.com/week6segment1.html

You forgot to add #ifndef anynamehere.h #define anynamehere.h . .(here is class header file content) . . . #endif This is to prevent extra work of defining header file if this header file has been defined by IDE previously.

Very nice tutorial but, I would like to control an LED Matrix with this IR Control in Arduino, such as Text Scroll or a Clock with 8x32 Matrix but, it is difficult to find a sketch for this. Thanks

I would like to control an LED Matrix (8x32) with IR Control!

Nice and excellent tutorial!

Thank you a ton!

Thank you, that was very well described

Dude you are the best!