You have just finished the course.
Congratulations to you if you have reached that point and you hear me now, I can tell you that you
have made great progress with the original and you are ready to start any project of your own.
As a very quick recap, here is what you've learned and done in the course.
First, they are doing the basics.
You have installed and set up the environment.
You have learned how to build your own secret, how to program with the C language and libraries, and
how to use the digital and other things to control components such as it is pushbuttons and put on Schumpeter's.
Then in a second party you have learned more useful functionalities on top of this Arduino foundation.
How to work with time, how to bounce a button you use interrupts cellular communication and the EPROM
memory.
Then, thanks to the previous sections, you could now easily start to work with new and more complex
hardware components and understand how they work as well as when to use them for which application.
And finally, we have the final project you have, but everything you've seen before into practice now,
not only can you use each in functionality in component on its own, but you can also combine any of
them together to create a powerful application.
And as you could see from the course, practice was the key to learn efficiently with many hands on
lessons and to any activity.
You've had your goals of practice.
Well, once again, congratulations for finishing the course.
And now let's focus on what to do next.