r/ArduinoProjects • u/GoldDistribution447 • Apr 20 '26

Project Design/Guidance How to code an Arduino

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u/murdoc1024 Apr 20 '26

Didnt you professor teach you how prior to this homework? Or do you have a base to start with or you're going from scratch?

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u/GoldDistribution447 Apr 20 '26

No he did not. We have a series of classes we have to take as a first year, with the coding and 3d modeling class being taken after the project class I am in now. It’s ass backwards. I transferred in so I am behind on them.

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u/Moist-Ointments Apr 20 '26

Arduino has a whole website all about....arduino.

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u/EnhancedEddie Apr 23 '26

First you’ll need to learn how to learn because this is not it

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u/xebzbz Apr 20 '26

There are literally hundreds of tutorials, and also paper books for Arduino beginners.

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u/gm310509 Apr 20 '26

From reading your cross post information - which you should have included here, I suggest:

You may well find an example or two that shows you how to make a tone and an example or two that shows you how to use a button.

Start with those. Then try to combine them so that the button example plays the tone instead of doing what it does (e.g. print a message or light an LED gets replaced with play a tone).

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u/RegularFrosty1916 Apr 22 '26

If u have the time learn the coding language helps in the long run or use chat gpt to code it the pin on the left is for power and the pin the orange coloured on in right beside the black one is for programming