Ben Heck's Hour of Code in 50 Minutes Episode -- Episode 214

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In this episode Ben will go over the basics of programming on CodeBug, from motor control to making your own game! CodeBug is a fun, low cost, programmable wearable device that you can learn to program.

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DAB over 9 years ago +1

Nice episode Ben. I would have added a few flow charts to help people understand what you wanted to do an how you establish your decision points. Doing things on the screen are quick, but hard to follow…

keilun over 9 years ago

For pseudo-random generators you can use a linear congruential generator function like:
Y=(aX+b) mod c
that is pretty decent for some values of a, b, c.
glibc uses a=1103515245, b=12345 and c=2^31
Makes it easier than doing weird operations with variables
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clem57 over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

Faroogh Ahsan
You use a device that samples analog signal producing digital value called ADC.
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Former Member over 9 years ago

Mr.ben i like your very much .Sir you are lagend. i am a starter and i want to learn how convert analog signals into digital signals.
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DAB over 9 years ago

Nice episode Ben.

I would have added a few flow charts to help people understand what you wanted to do an how you establish your decision points.
Doing things on the screen are quick, but hard to follow. Having the flow chart to follow will keep beginners in the loop as you whip through the code.

DAB
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