This chapter investigates the various C++ classes supplied as part of the Arduino Language and which help, in most cases, to make the programmer’s life easier when using features of the Arduino board (and the ATmega328P) such as the Serial interface.
In the remainder of this chapter, I will not be showing all the source code for the various Arduino classes. Some of these classes have a large amount of code, and the book would become very large and unwieldy as a result. I will be explaining ...
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