Ultimate guide for programming Arduino with C
Key Features
- Get hands-on experience with the Ardruino board and learn to control it with your programming skills
- Learn the essential concepts of C such as variables, data structures, functions, loops, and pointers
- Work with electronic devices such as LEDs, switches, and motors and connect them to Arduino using C
Book Description
This book will start with the fundamentals of C programming and programming topics, such data types, functions, decision making, program loops, pointers, and structures, with the help of an Arduino board. Then you will get acquainted with Arduino interactions with sensors, LEDs, and autonomous systems and setting up the Arduino environment. Moving on you will also learn how to work on the digital and analog I/O, establish serial communications with autonomous systems, and integrate with electronic devices. By the end of the book, you will be able to make basic projects such as LED cube and smart weather system that leverages C.
What you will learn
- Play with mathematical operations using C
- Use logical operations and loops to play with LEDs and the Arduino board
- Create custom functions using C and connect an SD card to the Arduino
- Use Object-oriented Programming to connect a GSM module to the Arduino board
- Play with an LCD board and Servo using standard Arduino libraries
- Build projects using Arduino such as a LED cube, a smart weather system, and home security
- Identify and fix common errors on an Arduino board
Who this book is for
This book is for hobbyists who have no knowledge about programming and microcontrollers, but are keen to learn C programming using a very affordable hardware device.
Table of Contents
- Getting Started
- Our first program!
- Exploring C with Arduino IDE
- Blinking with Operations and Loops
- Functions and Files with Arduino
- Arduino and C++
- Using Pointers and Structure
- Working with Arduino Libraries
- Let’s build something awesome!
- Few error handlings
Syed Omar Faruk Towaha is a data scientist, and currently working at Meta. He has two bachelor's degrees, one in Physics, another in Computer Science and a Master's in Data Science. He is based in London, England, and has interests in data science and IoTs. While Syed is not busy with his jobs, he uses his time to write something about new technologies. His recent publications include Building Smart Drones With ESP8266 and Arduino, Introduction to Rust Programming, Learning C for Arduino, and JavaScript Projects for Kids.
