XPost: sci.electronics.design   
   From: mlist4@infohit.me.uk   
      
   On Fri, 31 May 2019 11:48:07 +0100, Terry Pinnell wrote:   
      
   >I bought my first Arduino UNO R3 kit two weeks ago (the Elegoo Super Starter   
   kit)   
   >and am stepping through its tutorials. In parallel I'm trying to learn the   
   basics of   
   >its C++ based programming language, but that's proving a struggle. I'm   
   impatient to   
   >use Arduino on my own projects so I will take a 'copy/paste/edit' approach.   
   It then   
   >becomes a matter of finding sketches that cover a particular subject and then   
   >tailoring.   
   >   
   >I'd therefore appreciate recommendations on Arduino sketch sources that   
   others have   
   >found useful please.   
      
   I found books easier to get on with than on screen things but I'm an   
   oldie and a long term programmer.   
      
   Arduino for Dummies is good for getting used to Arduino with worked   
   examples.   
      
   Arduino Cookbook published by O'Reilly is also very good and goes into   
   programming techniques such as loops, decision structures and variable   
   types. I presume those would be useful to a started in programming. It   
   states the problem (such as You want to send text and data from your   
   Arduino to your pc) and then shows a solution.   
      
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