Lecture

Understanding Microcontrollers: Functions

Description

This lecture covers the basics of functions in microcontroller programming, including rules for naming constants, variables, and functions, using 'define' for hardware description, and structuring programs with top-down or bottom-up approaches. Examples demonstrate defining pins, creating functions for robot movements, managing global and local variables, and passing parameters. The importance of meaningful names, adherence to naming conventions, and step-by-step complexity progression are emphasized.

In MOOC

Ce cours donne les bases théoriques et pratiques nécessaires à une bonne compréhension et utilisation des microcontrôleurs. De nombreux exemples seront abordés. Des exercices seront proposés, compatib

Official source

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