Today we are going to look at Arduino C programming.
In this first part, we ensure our Web IDE can connect to our Arduino Uno board, then we look at the structure of Arduino C sketches, before compiling and uploading the Blink example.

Today we are going to look at Arduino C programming.
In this first part, we ensure our Web IDE can connect to our Arduino Uno board, then we look at the structure of Arduino C sketches, before compiling and uploading the Blink example.
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