I stand by my advice.
Yes, you do need to figure out a bit of C++ if you want to understand ArduinoLand libraries.
But you don't need to understand those libraries when starting out with programming under Arduino.
I have absolutely no use for the complications of C++ on a machine with 2k of RAM,?
it just gets in the way of figuring out how all the time/RAM/Flash has gotten eaten up.
That said, your book comes highly recommended.
And likely gives a good introduction to C++ for those so inclined.
Sounds like just about the right level of exposure.
Jerry
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On Tue, Mar 12, 2019 at 10:34 AM, Jack Purdum wrote:
Jerry:
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...I suggest you ignore all that C++ stuff...
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Such a blanket statement is really not good advice, as it depends upon the way the topic is presented. My chapter on the intro to OOP/C++ is simply to understand what goes to the left of the dot operator and what goes to the right. Everyone has to figure out for themselves what:
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