-It didn't work at first: once I connected the Arduino with the USB cable, the LED turned on immediately, so I thought that maybe by pressing the button it will go off, but it didn't. Then I noticed that there was something wrong with the position of the pushbutton (it also said on the website to pay attention to the orientation of the switch.) So I fixed this by changing the position to horizontal.
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Class exercise 08-29
Ladyada Lesson 5:
-It didn't work at first: once I connected the Arduino with the USB cable, the LED turned on immediately, so I thought that maybe by pressing the button it will go off, but it didn't. Then I noticed that there was something wrong with the position of the pushbutton (it also said on the website to pay attention to the orientation of the switch.) So I fixed this by changing the position to horizontal.
-It didn't work at first: once I connected the Arduino with the USB cable, the LED turned on immediately, so I thought that maybe by pressing the button it will go off, but it didn't. Then I noticed that there was something wrong with the position of the pushbutton (it also said on the website to pay attention to the orientation of the switch.) So I fixed this by changing the position to horizontal.
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Those button pins are not super friendly on a breadboard. Nice job troubleshooting!
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