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Arduino / CGetting Started

Read a button in the Serial Monitor

Arduino / C: Use a pull-up input and if/else to report three button readings.

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Arduino / CDigital input & output

Read a button with the internal pull-up

Treat a grounded input as a pressed button.

INPUT_PULLUP✓ Tested
Arduino / CEEPROM & program memory

Read a byte lookup table from flash

Arduino / C: PROGMEM tables require the AVR program-memory access functions.

Arduino / C✓ Tested
Arduino / CSerial protocols

Read a decimal number from serial input

Arduino / C: parseFloat parses a signed decimal value from the input stream.

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Arduino / CSerial protocols

Read a fixed-size serial payload

Arduino / C: readBytes returns the number of bytes actually received.

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PowerShellFiles & paths

Read a whole text file

Load text as one string instead of one item per line.

Get-Content✓ Tested
Arduino / CSerial protocols

Read an integer from serial input

Arduino / C: parseInt skips leading nonnumeric characters and reads the next integer.

Arduino / C✓ Tested
Arduino / CDigital signals & interrupts

Read an unpressed button with an internal pull-up

Arduino / C: An open input configured with INPUT_PULLUP reads high.

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Arduino / CEEPROM & program memory

Read and total a flash lookup table

Arduino / C: Array size can be computed at compile time even for a flash-resident table.

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Arduino / CDigital signals & interrupts

Read back a configured digital output

Arduino / C: digitalRead observes the pin’s digital level after an output write.

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Arduino / CSerial protocols

Read serial text up to a delimiter

Arduino / C: readBytesUntil excludes the delimiter and does not add a null terminator.

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PythonGetting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

Python: Extract or display the first three ASCII characters from a known nonempty string.

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