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Always have a serial monitor as part of your code. This lets you more easily see what is going on in the program and optionally control and debug it. If no serial monitor ( terminal program ) is connected there is generally no harm, the bits just go right in the bit bucket for recycling. Arduino.exe has its own serial monitor built in. I wanted more so I have written a serial monitor for the PC end of the conversations: [http://www.opencircuits.com/Python_Smart_Terminal Python Smart Terminal - OpenCircuits ] and [https://www.instructables.com/id/Python-Terminal-for-Cheap-Pi-Arduino-Connection/ Python Terminal for Cheap Pi Arduino Connection] Try it if you are a Python user as well ( and then you might also like: '''[https://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-and-Python-and-perhaps-a-Rasberry-Pi/ Arduino and Python and Perhaps a Rasberry Pi ]''' ) | Always have a serial monitor as part of your code. This lets you more easily see what is going on in the program and optionally control and debug it. If no serial monitor ( terminal program ) is connected there is generally no harm, the bits just go right in the bit bucket for recycling. Arduino.exe has its own serial monitor built in. I wanted more so I have written a serial monitor for the PC end of the conversations: [http://www.opencircuits.com/Python_Smart_Terminal Python Smart Terminal - OpenCircuits ] and [https://www.instructables.com/id/Python-Terminal-for-Cheap-Pi-Arduino-Connection/ Python Terminal for Cheap Pi Arduino Connection] Try it if you are a Python user as well ( and then you might also like: '''[https://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-and-Python-and-perhaps-a-Rasberry-Pi/ Arduino and Python and Perhaps a Rasberry Pi ]''' ) | ||
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