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Great, you can work with the digital and analog pins of your in the world in the following lessons,

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you will add more elegance to your secrets and you will practice with a few activities on everything

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you have seen before, digital beans and other beans, priming content, etc..

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And before we dive in this practice section, here is a quick recap on digital and another beanz.

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You can also download a PDF as an additional resource to the schools.

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Keep this PDF on the side, which will help you clear any dolloped you may have when you write your

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own code for your own project.

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So to recap on the audio, we know you get 14 digital teens from number zero to 13.

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You also get six beans from the eight zero two eight five on different ideas about the layout and number

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of beans may vary.

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Now for digital beans, first you need to choose a mode for the bean.

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Output means that you will write data to an aggregator and input means that you will read data from

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the center.

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If you choose outputs, then depending on the bean, you have two choices for all digital beans.

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You can simply write a digital data, which means you set a binary state either high or low.

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If the pin has a value and functionality, you can either use it with a binary state or you can also

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send an analog value from zero to two hundred fifty five.

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So that is for the output mode.

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For the input mode of a digital pin, you would read a binary state from senseor.

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The value you would get will be either high or low, and that's it for digital beats.

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For either of these, you can decide to use the pen as an input pin, which is the default mode in order

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to read a of data from an analog sensor so that the remote is already selected for you.

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No need to set it.

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And then in your code, you will read values which are in the range between zero and one thousand twenty

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three.

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The other option you have for other things is to use them as classic digital pins, but in this case,

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don't forget to send a mode first and then use the other as a digital thing.

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All right.

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That's pretty much it for the recap.

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Now let's practice more.