how to work and step by step arduino

The Arduino platform has become very popular with people who are just starting out with electronics, and for good reason. Unlike most pre-programmed circuit boards, Arduino does not ask for separate hardware (called programmers) to load new code onto the board - you simply use a USB cable. In addition, the Arduino IDE uses a simplified version of C ++, making it easier to learn to program. Finally, Arduino provides several standard forms that break micro controller functions into more accessible packages.

Features:

- Upload sketch via USB OTG or Bluetooth

- many USB drivers: CDC / ACM, FTDI, PL2303, CH34X and CP210X

- Upload sketches to Bluino or Arduino devices: Uno, Nano, Mega2560, Pro Mini, and Duemilanove

- Serial bluetooth monitor (In-app Purchase)

- No Ads (In-app Purchases)

- Can pair with all Bluetooth names (In-app purchases)

- Open / edit sketch of arduino (.ino .pde file)

- Found examples / examples of sketches and libraries

- Can compile sketches / generate hex files (Android doesn't need to be rooted)

- Returns the program to Bluino devices via Bluetooth

- Has three attractive Theme views

- separate to open other text files (.txt, html & etc.)

- Syntax Highlight for Arduino language / code

- Line Number

- Go to Line

- Get text content too long

- Save automatically to close the application

- Read only mode

- create files and folders in the application

- Search for files and folders

- Express for Undo & Redo

- Interface in many languages

- Application can be moved to SD card