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Arduino & Raspberry Pi Coding Guide

The document provides a coding reviewer for Arduino and Raspberry Pi, outlining basic structures, essential commands, common patterns, and typical logic flows for both platforms. It highlights the differences between Arduino (C/C++, real-time, analog input) and Raspberry Pi (Python, requires ADC, not real-time). Additionally, it includes coding templates and key points to remember for effective programming in both environments.

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Arduino & Raspberry Pi Coding Guide

The document provides a coding reviewer for Arduino and Raspberry Pi, outlining basic structures, essential commands, common patterns, and typical logic flows for both platforms. It highlights the differences between Arduino (C/C++, real-time, analog input) and Raspberry Pi (Python, requires ADC, not real-time). Additionally, it includes coding templates and key points to remember for effective programming in both environments.

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CODING REVIEWER (Arduino + Raspberry Pi)

I. ARDUINO CODING REVIEWER

1. Basic Arduino Program Structure

- setup(): runs once, pin setup.

- loop(): runs repeatedly, main logic.

2. Essential Arduino Commands

Pin Configuration:

- pinMode(pin, INPUT)

- pinMode(pin, INPUT_PULLUP)

- pinMode(pin, OUTPUT)

Reading Inputs:

- digitalRead(pin)

- analogRead(pin)

Outputs:

- digitalWrite(pin, HIGH/LOW)

- analogWrite(pin, value)

Serial:

- [Link]()

- [Link](), println()
3. Common Arduino Patterns

- Reading button

- Reading analog sensor

- Using thresholds

- Mapping values

4. Typical Logic Flow

Input → Process → Output

II. RASPBERRY PI (Python) CODING REVIEWER

1. Setup

import [Link] as GPIO

import time

[Link]([Link])

[Link](pin, [Link]/OUT)

2. Input & Output

- [Link](pin)

- [Link](pin, True/False)

3. Time use

- [Link]()

4. ADC via SPI (spidev)


- Used for analog sensors

5. Ultrasonic Timing Logic

- Trigger pulse

- Measure echo time

- Convert to distance

III. Arduino vs Raspberry Pi

Arduino:

- C/C++

- Has analog input

- Real-time

Raspberry Pi:

- Python

- Needs ADC

- Not real-time

IV. Coding Templates

Arduino Template:

void setup() {

pinMode(2, INPUT);

pinMode(3, OUTPUT);
[Link](9600);

void loop() {

int val = analogRead(A0);

if (val > 500) digitalWrite(3, HIGH);

else digitalWrite(3, LOW);

Raspberry Pi Template:

import [Link] as GPIO

import time

[Link]([Link])

[Link](2, [Link])

[Link](3, [Link])

while True:

value = [Link](2)

if value == 1: [Link](3, True)

else: [Link](3, False)

[Link](0.1)

V. What to Remember

- Arduino analogRead = 0–1023


- Pi requires ADC

- Threshold logic is common

- Input → Processing → Output

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