Microcontrollers: arduino basics

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Delves into microcontrollers, their programming, and practical applications, offering hands-on exercises and real-world examples.

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Covers the basics of programming microcontrollers using C language and Arduino platform.

Covers the concept of structures in C programming and how to declare and initialize them.

Covers the basics of the C programming language, including history, variables, control structures, and procedures.

Explores the basics of programming in C for Arduino, focusing on LED displays.

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Explains command line arguments in C, focusing on the main function prototypes and how to use argc and argv.

Covers pointers to strings, functions, and casting in C programming.

Explains file input and output in C, covering file handling, modes, and error management.

Covers the basics of C programming, including variables, operators, and system-oriented programming, emphasizing differences from Java.

Covers the fork system call in operating systems through three practical examples, illustrating process management and execution flow.

Explores dynamic memory allocation in C, covering malloc, calloc, and realloc functions, emphasizing proper memory management and dynamic arrays.

Explains the essential concepts of functions in C programming, including definitions, prototypes, and argument passing techniques.

Covers basic C programming concepts through a series of exercises and solutions.

Explores tail call optimization in functional programming, discussing trampolines, Baker's technique, and more.

Introduces the fundamentals of variables and types in C programming, covering declaration, initialization, and the differences from Java.

Explores external libraries integration, advanced CMake features, and Fourier series representation of signals.

Explains implementing an OCR program in C for sudoku number recognition.

Covers the arithmetic of pointers, the relationship between pointers and arrays, and the concept of buffer overflow in C programming.

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