Debug Your Arduino Programs while Coding

Name: Debug Your Arduino Programs while Coding
Price: 9.99 $
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by Ashraf Said AlMadhoun

Learn how to Debug Your Arduino Code and fix code errors while developing your project without adding additional codes

$9.99

About the Course
About Institute

Duration

1h 3m

Course Details

What you'll learn

Debug your Arduino programs
Monitoring GPIO Pins
Inspecting Your Program Flow
Print Variable Values and check them
Change Variable Value

Requirements

Download Arduino IDE (Explained in the course)
Download Visual Studio (Explained in the course)

Description

Learn how to Debug Your Arduino Code and fix code errors while developing your project without adding additional codes.

Are you tired from using Serial.print to debug your code and test whether a certain block works or not!?

Do you want an easy way to debug your Arduino Code without having to add extra lines of code each time?

Do you miss the breakpoints features that allow debugging with one click?

Are you looking for a way to tell if your code works or not, or if a variable reaches a certain value or not!?

Why you should take this course?

Learn how to Debug Your Arduino Code and fix code errors while developing your project without adding additional codes
This course is the perfect solution for developers who are having difficulty debugging their projects.
You'll learn about the basic components of a debugger, including variables, breakpoints, stepping through the code line by line, reviewing stack traces, inputting new values for variables, and more
Learn how to solve undefined issues with the debugger

Then This Course is for You

In this course, you will learn how to debug your code easily and effectively.

Why you should learn how to debug your Arduino program:

It's easier to find and fix errors as you write your code
No need for an extra line of Serial.print each time you want to know what's happening
Save time by graphically viewing Arduino Pins status.
Less effort by adding conditional debugging and viewing variables value inside memory and even have the ability to change the variable value during execution to test out different scenarios.
What you will learn in this course:
How to debug the Arduino code
How to view variables value in memory and view Arduino Pins graphically
How to use breakpoints and conditional debugging

Goal From This Course:

- Learn how to debug Arduino Codes

Required Materials

Arduino.
Arduino IDE (FREE)

Who this course is for:

Arduino Geeks
Embedded System Developers

My passion is inspiring people through online courses. I love learning new skills, and since 2007 have been teaching people like you everything I know. Through my online learning business, Educational Engineering School, I create courses that teach you how to become the better version of yourself with all kinds of skills.

What would you like to learn?

Would you like to make money being an Embedded System Developer?

Would you like to build your own 6-figure business?

Would you like to learn how to code, circuit design or solder electronic components?

Would you like to make better projects?

Would you like to start an embedded system career, create great projects, kick start an idea, program, simulate, and create PCB Boards, launch a freelance career?

If you want to do any of these things, just enroll in the course. You have a 30-day money back guarantee if you don't like it. And I'm always improving my courses so that they stay up to date and the best that they can be. Check them out, and enroll today!

More About Ashraf:

I've always tried to live life presently and to the fullest. Some of the things I love to do in my spare time include football, biking, traveling to new places, watching sports (huge football fan here!), and sharing meals with friends and family.

In 2012, I graduated with my Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering at Azhar University - one of the top schools in the country. While there, I was fortunate to make Embedded Systems project using Arduino, PIC Microcontroller and other modules. After graduating, I worked at My own university as a Teacher Assistant . I followed that stint with a contract at a local College where I discovered how amazing it is to share your knowledge offline, which made me eager and eventually found myself starting my own online learning journey. I helped more than 100k student since then. Most recently. Throughout this time I built my Educational Engineering School Online brand to teach others the skills that I have. Now I only do things I love each day.

I want to show you how to be a better Embedded System creator, make money from your skills, and live the life you dreamed of.

Educator and Author of "Educational Engineering".