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Arduino Programming Exam Questions Answers

The document outlines the structure and content of the First Semester UG Degree Examination for the course ELE1MN102 – Arduino Programming, scheduled for November 2024. It includes questions divided into three sections, covering topics such as variable declaration, loops, Arduino IDE, input/output pins, and various Arduino boards. Each section has specified marks and includes both theoretical and practical programming questions.

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Arduino Programming Exam Questions Answers

The document outlines the structure and content of the First Semester UG Degree Examination for the course ELE1MN102 – Arduino Programming, scheduled for November 2024. It includes questions divided into three sections, covering topics such as variable declaration, loops, Arduino IDE, input/output pins, and various Arduino boards. Each section has specified marks and includes both theoretical and practical programming questions.

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FIRST SEMESTER UG DEGREE EXAMINATION,

NOVEMBER 2024
Course: ELE1MN102 – Arduino Programming
Maximum Marks: 70 Time: 2 Hours

SECTION A – (Each Question 3 Marks)


1. How do you declare and initialize a float variable in Arduino?
A float variable stores decimal numbers.
float temperature = 26.5;

2. Define relational operators in Arduino.


Operators: ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=
Example:
if (x > y) { [Link]("x is greater"); }

3. Explain entry-controlled and exit-controlled loops.


Entry-controlled: Condition before loop (for, while)
Exit-controlled: Condition after loop (do-while)

4. How does the break statement help to come out of a loop?


for(int i=0;i<10;i++){ if(i==5) break; }

5. What is Arduino IDE?


Software to write, compile, and upload code.
Features: Code editor, Verify/Upload buttons, Serial Monitor, Library Manager, Board selection.

6. Describe the input output pins of Arduino board.


pinMode(13, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(13, HIGH);

7. Explain the purpose of Serial Monitor.


Used for debugging and monitoring output.
[Link](9600); [Link]("Hello");

8. Define a button switch.


Allows current only when pressed.
pinMode(2, INPUT); if(digitalRead(2)==HIGH){...}

9. What is an OLED display?


OLED emits its own light, no backlight, higher contrast.

10. Illustrate TXD & RXD pins.


TXD = transmit, RXD = receive.
[Link](9600); [Link]("Data sent");

SECTION B – (Each Question 6 Marks)


11. Arduino language: C/C++, functions setup() & loop(), libraries, easy syntax.

12. Functions: Declare, define, call. Built-ins: setup(), loop(), delay().

13. For loop:


for(int i=0;i<5;i++){ digitalWrite(13,HIGH); delay(500);
digitalWrite(13,LOW); delay(500); }
14. Switch case positive/negative/zero.
int num=-3; switch((num>0)-(num<0)){case
1:[Link]("Positive");break;case
-1:[Link]("Negative");break;case 0:[Link]("Zero");break;}

15. Arduino UNO pins: 0–13 digital, A0–A5 analog, TX/RX(0,1).

16. SPI: 4 wires (MISO, MOSI, SCK, SS), high-speed serial.

17. Blink LED alternate delay:


int led=13; void setup(){pinMode(led,OUTPUT);} void loop(){digitalWrite(l
ed,HIGH);delay(100);digitalWrite(led,LOW);delay(1000);}

18. LCD Commands: 0x01 (clear), 0x02 (home), 0x80 (cursor).

SECTION C – (Each Question 10 Marks)


19. Operators in Arduino: Arithmetic, Relational, Logical, Assignment, Bitwise,
Increment/Decrement.
Example: if((a>b)&&(b!=0)) result=a/b;

20. Arduino boards:


UNO (ATmega328P, 5V, 14 digital), Mega (54 pins, 16 analog), Nano (compact), Leonardo (USB),
Due (ARM, 3.3V).

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