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In this section, we’ll dive into using ‘switch’ cases to implement comparative lists and outcomes.
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Arduino Workshop – Chapter Three – SWITCH CASE Statements
Thank you.
Please ditch the very annoying and completely unnecessary background music.
I would like to put this out there: when using the switch case functions, a semicolon must be included at the end of the last case line before declaring a break, so that it will recognize the case function and break.
[In Borat's voice] Very nice, i like! High five!!!
Can anyone tell why is there a break in default case in this lesson, because in java this is not needed .?
Been trying to use "if' to switch between "Stepper Sp Control" loop and "Motor Knob" loop. Compiles fine, but still doesn't work. I'll try implementing it with "switch / case" and see if it helps. Any suggestions?
i have a question. If i want a more accurate potentiometer value then can i turn it into a float when dividing the original value by 4
im making a rc car using a little joystick that ranges from 0 to 240, in my previous code i kept using if(value > 10) {goslow;} else{} if(value >50) {gofast;} else{}
when using the if statements i could use ranges of numbers using the lesser than or greater than symbols but with switch… case it doset let me use < or > please help
I have a question when does it make any diffrence when you use the IF statement and the switch case
Works, but not accurate
I am used to Visual Basic programming and love the switch statements. But in Arduino they do not function the same. They're basically worthless if they can't evaluate a conditional. I'm used to, and often need, a switch statement to evaluate one or more variables against a condition (same as an if statement). It seems Arduino only has the "equal to" conditional. I want to be able to use >=, !=, >, <, etc. If there's a way to do this, it would be great. I haven't been able to find a way or reference – even on the Arduino site, to do this. Example would be
switch (Variable)
Case > DataValue: // This should be a variable or value (not just specific text or number)
Do actions
If anyone knows how to do this in Arduino WITHOUT multiple if statements, but instead using switch/case statements, I'd be grateful to hear from you. Thanks.
little disappointed a tutorial workshop doesn't have any replies to comments…
does it compares Strings ?
hello Sir , i want to develop a program for relay which can turn on the relay for 1 sec and turn off the relay for 4 sec apart from that i want to use a switch that can reset the relay whenever switch is high.
please advise the program
10/10
Can you help me to combine two Arduino codings into singe coding…??
Thanks for this video! I just happened to stumble across it as I was trying to come up with the best way to do a project, and it was the perfect timing. I got the sketch completed in record time because of this tutorial.
What if using ldr?
And the motor doesn't work… It prints to serial I'm here in this case and the motor doesn't start. How do you keep the motor running without a delay?
I guess nobody thought to pick up a calculator . Mine says 1023 /255 = 4 not 5
I had to stick masking tape on my screen to cover your hands
Thanks a lot!
Very well explained. Thx!
Hi, I need to compare 4 digital outputs, someone knows how it's done.
If the 4 are in high state of true and continue the program
really good explanation. sometimes we use if (if…)I mean if inside if, can we use it in switch case? switch case(somevalue1)
case (switch case(somevalue2):??. can you help. will be grateful.
You are the best bro
Hi, well it's a bit hard when setting a User interface LCD menu and sub menu
its complicating for even a simple RTC ds3231 TIME and Date setup with a rotary encoder
i hope you make a Tuto covering this bit example
thanks
is it also possible to make a case for multiple cases like case 1 or 2: