I believe the Arduino complier is a single pass compiler, therefore, messages follow the actual error. Once an initial error is found, many more can result. I use the IDE auto format feature to find errors, especially mismatched braces. Although, the compiler missed a missing right brace in one of my programs. It compiled and the IDE uploaded it, but it didn’t run. It took me a long time to determine the problem.
Hello sir, I have a project which is generating electricity from movement, and I am weak in the world of technology. There are many things I need to lose in order to complete my project. Do you offer courses in the field of electronics that will allow me to launch my idea into reality?
I believe the Arduino complier is a single pass compiler, therefore, messages follow the actual error. Once an initial error is found, many more can result.
I use the IDE auto format feature to find errors, especially mismatched braces. Although, the compiler missed a missing right brace in one of my programs. It compiled and the IDE uploaded it, but it didn’t run. It took me a long time to determine the problem.
Thanks for adding this!
I would say, Arduino-C is more like ANSI-C, the standard for C-Languages. C++ is an enhanced C, but still based on ANSI-C. Just my opinion.
Thanks for this Pippo!
Hello sir, I have a project which is generating electricity from movement, and I am weak in the world of technology. There are many things I need to lose in order to complete my project. Do you offer courses in the field of electronics that will allow me to launch my idea into reality?
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The german translation in the title is weird. Tells me nothing that makes sense. But now I know.
Does UA-cam translate the titles for you?
@@programmingelectronics Yes it does. But I dont know why.
It says... ';' expected before, have you tried typing a ';' before it?
It seems so obvious to initiated, but when you just get into coding, I think it can be pretty confusing
Please, Turkish subtitle..
I'll see what we can do!