notes:c4eng:fall2022:projects:vcc1
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| Next, we define our variables. The sample program already defines both our index int value as well as declaring our pin array for pin assignments. If you would like to define a different variable for your counter or for any other necessary variables, do it here. | Next, we define our variables. The sample program already defines both our index int value as well as declaring our pin array for pin assignments. If you would like to define a different variable for your counter or for any other necessary variables, do it here. | ||
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| - | Now we have to set up our pin array. Much like the last project, you're assigning each pin an array assignment (0-6) within the array, then defining what Wiringpi pin it corresponds to. | + | num_container = 32; |
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| + | Now we have to set up our pin array. Much like the last project, you're assigning each pin an array assignment (0-6) within the array, then defining what Wiringpi pin it corresponds to. Remember to set your pin for your button as an input and your led pins as outputs. | ||
| Using | Using | ||
| gpio readall | gpio readall | ||
| in your terminal can help you find both the BCM number and the corresponding wiringpi numbers. | in your terminal can help you find both the BCM number and the corresponding wiringpi numbers. | ||
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