You already know how to create a basic secret and how to upload a program to your argument, there is
just one more thing you need to be confident with to explore the different functionalities of Arduino.
And this is some programming basics without any programming basics.
You won't be able to really do anything with your Arduino.
And the only option you will have is to copy and paste some code from other people hoping that it will
work.
Note that I won't go too far.
This is not a fool theory course about programming.
I will just stick to the basic with a practical mindset so you can quickly start experimenting with
real projects.
The goal here is really to make you start real out in a project as soon as possible and then learn why
practicing.
If you already know how to program with C and C++, you may skip this section, but I still recommend
you to watch it.
The alien language is a subset of C and C++, but with a few additions specific to Arduino, so you
might still learn something useful for the rest of the course.
Now during this programming section, if you don't understand everything right now, don't worry too
much.
Along the course, you would get many opportunities to practice with real original projects.
And then after practicing, come back to this section and it will make much more sense to you.
All right.
And now let's get started.