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|This character ends a program statement and lets the compiler know ‘the end of the current line/statement’
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It is also important to be aware that the Arduino editor is case sensitive, meaning that the words “DOOR” and “Door” are not understood to be the same word by the compiler. Furthermore, to make writing and editing code more friendly, the Arduino IDE will color code important functions, comments, etc. This will be seen later in this section.
It is also important to be aware that the Arduino editor is case sensitive, meaning that the words “DOOR” and “Door” are not understood to be the same word by the compiler. Furthermore, to make writing and editing code more friendly, the Arduino IDE will color code important functions, comments, etc. This will be seen later in this section.
As seen below, certain preexisting functions in the Arduino IDE will often times be a certain color. This is a good indicator of if whether or not you have written the function correctly.
[[File:IDEAFS.png|center|thumb|587x587px|Cited from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Arduino_IDE_-_Blink.png]]
=== Pseudocode and Flowcharts ===
=== Pseudocode and Flowcharts ===