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Chapter-1->How to download Arduino IDE?

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1 Quiz
1. 1.1 Introduction to Arduino IDE?
2. 1.2 How to download Arduino IDE software?
3. 1.3 Steps to install .exe file of Arduino IDE
- Quiz-1 -: How to download Arduino IDE?
Chapter-2-> Introduction to Arduino IDE

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1. 2.1 Why Arduino IDE?
2. 2.2 How Arduino IDE works?
3. 2.3 Explanation of default screen of Arduino IDE
- Quiz-2-> Introduction to Arduino IDE
Chapter-3–> How to connect any board with Arduino IDE?

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1. 3.1 What are the different types of Arduino boards ?
2. 3.2 What is USB cable?
3. 3.3 Steps to connect board and port in Arduino IDE.
4. 3.4 Advantages of Arduino IDE
- Quiz-3->How to connect any board with Arduino IDE
Chapter-4–>Steps to write a code in Arduino Programming

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1. 4.1 What is coding and C programming?
2. 4.2 What is Arduino Programming?
3. 4.3 Steps to write any code in Arduino IDE
4. 4.4 How to open an example code in Arduino IDE
5. 4.5 Explanation of different predefined syntax used in Arduino Programming?
- Quiz-4->Steps to write a code in Arduino Programming
Chapter-5–>Introduction to Arduino Uno

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1. 5.1 What is Arduino and why we are using it?
2. 5.2 Different types of Arduino boards
3. 5.3 Explanation of Arduino UNO
4. 5.4 Differentiate between digital and analog signals?
5. 5.5 How to upload a code
- Quiz-5->Introduction to Arduino Uno
Chapter-6–>Explanation of Variables and operators in programming

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1. 6.1 What are variables and data types?
2. 6.2 What are operators?
3. 6.3 Activity 1 : Led blink coding using Arduino IDE.
4. 6.4 Activity 2 : Led on/ off using switch with arduino uno
5. 6.5 How to upload the code
- Quiz-6->Explanation of Variables and operators in programming
Chapter-7–>How to use conditional statement and loops?

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1. 7.1 Introduction to loops and conditional statements.
2. 7.2 Activity 3: Piano using Arduino Uno
3. 7.3 Components Required
4. 7.4 Circuit Connection
5. 7.5 Coding using IDE
6. 7.6 Compile and run
- Quiz-7->How to use conditional statement and loops?
Chapter-8–>How to use analog input in Arduino IDE ?

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1. 8.1 What are analog inputs and outputs ?
2. 8.2 Activity 4: Controlling of Led using Potentiometer
3. 8.3 Components Required
4. 8.4 Circuit Connection
5. 8.5 Coding using Arduino IDE
6. 8.6 Compile and run
- Quiz-8->How to use analog input in Arduino IDE ?
Chapter-9–>How to add libraries in Arduino IDE ?

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1. 9.1 What are libraries and header files?
2. 9.2 Activity 5: Interfacing of Servo motor with Arduino Uno
3. 9.3 Components Required
4. 9.4 Circuit connection
5. 9.5 Coding using Arduino IDE
6. 9.6 Compile and run
- Quiz-9->How to add libraries in Arduino IDE?
Chapter-10–>How the Arduino Serial library performs serial communication?

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1. 10.1 What is Serial Communication?
2. 10.2 How to do the serial communication in Arduino?
3. 10.3 Activity 6: Interfacing of gas sensor with Arduino Uno and displaying amount of gas using serial communication
4. 10.4 Compile and run
- Quiz-10->How the Arduino Serial library performs serial communication?
Chapter-11–>Interfacing of Dht11 sensor with Arduino

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1 Quiz
1. 11.1 What is Dht11?
2. 11.2 Activity7: Interfacing of DHT11 with Arduino Uno
3. 11.3 Coding
4. 11.4 Compile and run
- Quiz-11->Interfacing of Dht11 sensor with Arduino
Chapter-12–>Troubleshooting and Errors in Programming

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1 Quiz
1. 12.1 What are Errors and Debugging?
2. 12.2 Types of Errors
3. 12.3 Common mistakes while Coding in Arduino IDE
- Quiz-12-> Errors in Programming
Assessment

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1. Assignment 1-> Try to make a traffic light signal project.
2. Assignment 2-> Control the sequence of Led with potentiometer and Arduino Uno.
3. Assignment 3-> Distance measurement using Ultrasonic sensor and Arduino Uno
4. Assignment 4->Connect more push buttons in the Piano using Arduino Uno.
5. Assignment 5-> Alchohol detector using MQ-3 sensor and Arduino Uno.
6. Assignment-6-> Motion detector project using PIR sensor and Arduino UNO

Quizzes

Quiz-13-> Final Quiz

Arduino Programming using Arduino IDE Chapter-2-> Introduction to Arduino IDE 2.3 Explanation of default screen of Arduino IDE

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Basically the default screen of Arduino IDE is divided into five different sections:

1. Window Bar

2. Menu Bar

3. Shortcut Buttons

4. Text Editor

5. Output Panel

1. Window Bar:

The window bar shows the name of File and the Arduino IDE software version.

2. Menu Bar:

The menu bar consists of:

File
Edit
Sketch
Tools
Help

3. Shortcut bar:

The Verify button will check your code line by line, ensuring there are no programming errors.
Upload button will send your verified code to the board you are using.
The Serial Monitor button will allow you to see data that is transferred to and from the board.
New : It creates a new File. (Ctrl+N)
Open : It is used to open the file which was saved before. (Ctrl+O)
Save : It is used to save the current sketch. (Ctrl+S)

4. Text editor:

The coding area or Text editor is where the real magic happens! This is where you will type your instructions(Code) and comments.

5. Output Panel/Status area:

This output panel is used to give comments about the code

if the code is successfully compiled or any error occurs.
If the code has been successfully uploaded to the board.
Error in the code
How much space the board has occupied.