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JavaScriptUTC date operations

Read an ISO-style weekday number

JavaScript: Convert Sunday from zero to seven when using Monday-through-Sunday numbering.

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TypeScriptUTC date operations

Read an ISO-style weekday number

TypeScript: Convert Sunday from zero to seven when using Monday-through-Sunday numbering.

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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 communication

Read one character from serial input

Wait for an incoming byte without blocking the main loop.

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PowerShellText & data

Read rows from CSV text

Parse CSV into objects with named properties.

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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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C#Getting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

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

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JavaGetting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

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

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JavaScriptGetting Started

Read the beginning of a text value

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

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