Programming Arduino: Getting Started with Sketches

Programming Arduino: Getting Started with Sketches

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  • Create Date:2021-07-23 06:55:38
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Simon Monk
  • ISBN:1259641635
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Program Arduino with ease!

This thoroughly updated guide shows, step-by-step, how to quickly program all Arduino models。 Programming Arduino: Getting Started with Sketches, Second Edition, features easy-to-follow explanations, fun examples, and downloadable sample programs。 Discover how to write basic sketches, use Arduino's modified C language, store data, and interface with the Web。 You will also get hands-on coverage of C++, library writing, and programming Arduino for the Internet of Things。 No prior programming experience is required!

- Understand Arduino hardware fundamentals
- Set up the software, power up your Arduino, and start uploading sketches
- Learn C language basics
- Add functions, arrays, and strings to your sketches
- Program Arduino's digital and analog inputs and outputs
- Use functions from the standard Arduino library
- Write sketches that can store data
- Interface with displays, including OLEDs and LCDs
- Connect to the Internet and configure Arduino as a Web server
- Develop interesting programs for the Internet of Things
- Write your own Arduino libraries and use object-oriented programming methods

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Reviews

Marcello D。 Fiscella

Great ReadGives you all the basics to get started。 Also makes a great reference。 Provides the basic foundation for old coding habits。

Morgan Goose

Solid introduction to writing code for an Arduino。 Fun to get back into C and C++ a bit。 Examples were clear, code worked, and the information was well presented。 Would recommend this succinct guide to anyone picking up one of these microcontrollers。

Bianca Gaskins

Get this bookI love this book!! So much goes into this book。 And I want u recommended it。 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂 u love it

Ravi Sinha

A very basic entry to the world of Arduino。 Much like how with littleBits I appreciate the idea but dislike the impracticality; I have the same arguments about Arduino。 Great concept, I can see why and how it can be appealing, but once you start getting into it there's dozens of different kinds of boards (and other electronic equipment) that you have to buy and hoard。 From the standpoint of versatility, a cheap computer can do a lot more (even though you'd be limited to simulations only)。 Nice l A very basic entry to the world of Arduino。 Much like how with littleBits I appreciate the idea but dislike the impracticality; I have the same arguments about Arduino。 Great concept, I can see why and how it can be appealing, but once you start getting into it there's dozens of different kinds of boards (and other electronic equipment) that you have to buy and hoard。 From the standpoint of versatility, a cheap computer can do a lot more (even though you'd be limited to simulations only)。 Nice little book, nice intro to this world, however。 。。。more

Zach

Great for what it covered, wish it was longer and more indepth。

Hussain Kadhem

Great book as an introducrion to the Arduino programming world, and it was written in a nicely simplified way。 But what I have figured out throughout reading it, is that READING itself is not very helpful while learning this stuff。 I found it more helpful to watch youtube videos, courses and practicing between the software & the hardware。 So I guess I will continue learning about Arduino programming by watching youtube tutorials and courses, and applying that practically by the device itself。

Wanda J。

Clear guide for introducing the basics of the Arduino and overview of programming upon which to build more complex actions。

Viet Dung Nguyen

I definitely recommend this for any newbies in Arduino programming。 The book provides a wide range of basic knowledge about Arduino programming and cues for you to make further exploration in C++ programming if you want。 I had been practised programming when I was at university, so I remember a little bit about C++, Python, Matlab, which are helpful when I learn to program Arduino。 Unfortunately, there are several chapters of the book I cannot practice due to lack of equipment like an LCD or an I definitely recommend this for any newbies in Arduino programming。 The book provides a wide range of basic knowledge about Arduino programming and cues for you to make further exploration in C++ programming if you want。 I had been practised programming when I was at university, so I remember a little bit about C++, Python, Matlab, which are helpful when I learn to program Arduino。 Unfortunately, there are several chapters of the book I cannot practice due to lack of equipment like an LCD or an Ethernet board。 I am sure I will come back for those after I buy more components。 Note that the bouncer library now is upgraded to bouncer 2 (I cannot find the 1st version although the author apply the 1st version in the book), you had better check it in Arduino forum。 。。。more

Debbie Schultz

Great Book I’m a veteran techie with many years of embedded systems experience。 I wanted a book to get a quick start on Arduino and this book did the trick。 I’m rockin on Arduino now! It touched on a lot of things so if you want more in-depth information, you’ll need go to a more advanced book or search online。 Again, this book is focused on getting started quickly and it did a great job at that for me。

Edison

Overall, this is a pretty good book for people who are interested in programming and computers。 However, it really lacks information on the hardware side, so it is not the best book for a beginner who wants to learn about Arduinos。 It did have plenty of information on the programming language itself, but it made the book seem too much like a textbook, and that made the book a little boring。 I would recommend this book to people who really enjoy programming, as the C language that is used with th Overall, this is a pretty good book for people who are interested in programming and computers。 However, it really lacks information on the hardware side, so it is not the best book for a beginner who wants to learn about Arduinos。 It did have plenty of information on the programming language itself, but it made the book seem too much like a textbook, and that made the book a little boring。 I would recommend this book to people who really enjoy programming, as the C language that is used with the arduino is very similar to many other coding languages。 。。。more

Kyle

Very useful! This book gave me the tools to get from a blinking light to a wireless environmental data-logging system。

Benjamin

Very helpful with a lot of different concepts。 Easy to get through。

David Nash

A bit more basic than I expected, but I haven't done any C/C++ programming since uni (20 years ago!) so it was a good refresher A bit more basic than I expected, but I haven't done any C/C++ programming since uni (20 years ago!) so it was a good refresher 。。。more

Daniel Little

It was good。 There’s better books and websites

Collin Dinsmoor

Adequate starterI will start by saying that I take some responsibility for this review rating。 I did not adequately research the book other than note lots of 5 star ratings by a number of people。 I should have paid more attention to the title as getting started is key。 I will use it but I am going to look for more of a comprehensive reference I can turn to when stuck trying to go beyond basic function。

Guoqi Lu

Good。 Easy to understand Good for beginner。 Don’t require any programming backgrounds for reading this book。 Can finish in 1 day if you have programming experience

Rahul Chowdhury

This book is good for those who are new to programming。 It covers Arduino at a very basic level。 Almost 1/4 of the book is dedicated to C Programming Language (the basics), which you can skip if you already know it。 Rest of the book can be skimmed over quickly and does not require much effort。Considering the amount and quality of information provided, the price is too much to pay for。 Most of the things discussed in this book can be easily found on Internet。

Stephen

A very clear introduction to programming Arduino。 In addition to explaining the basics of the Arduino board, and libraries, Monk has a very clear introduction to programming in C that will serve novice programmers well, and also help re-orient those who have not used C for some time。 After a fairly basic first half, Monk dives into more elaborate (yet still approachable) projects involving web servers and IoT like applications。 I got this book for 2 reasons。 First, to help me understand enough A very clear introduction to programming Arduino。 In addition to explaining the basics of the Arduino board, and libraries, Monk has a very clear introduction to programming in C that will serve novice programmers well, and also help re-orient those who have not used C for some time。 After a fairly basic first half, Monk dives into more elaborate (yet still approachable) projects involving web servers and IoT like applications。 I got this book for 2 reasons。 First, to help me understand enough to work with my 11 year old on a project, and second, to get me over the "this is firmware。。。 I'm a software developer" hump quickly。 This worked for both。 I now feel confident enough to tackle some basic projects with reasonable degrees of success, and also that I can debug others in a systematic manner。 This may be redundant if you already have a deep knowledge of C, and another good Arduino tutorial, but if you feel at all intimidated by Arduino projects, and are curious about possibilities, it's worth it。 。。。more

Adam Gardell

This book does exactly what it set out to do。 It provides a foundation of knowledge for creating Arduino sketches。 I especially enjoyed the chapter covering the internet of things。 I would like to implement some ideas that were covered there。 For example using the Arduino Uno with a shield as a way to communicate with the website IFTTT。

Joao Gloria

Very easy to read。 Simon Monk presents the programming Arduino know-how from basic sketches to more advanced practices。 The book doesn't go deep in any of the subjects being only entry level。 Is a good start point if you're starting to create your pet projects using Arduino microcontrollers。 Very easy to read。 Simon Monk presents the programming Arduino know-how from basic sketches to more advanced practices。 The book doesn't go deep in any of the subjects being only entry level。 Is a good start point if you're starting to create your pet projects using Arduino microcontrollers。 。。。more

Bob Edwards

It is what it says it is a book designed to get you programming the Arduino quickly。 It is somewhat sparse on details at time but would be good for someone just getting their feet wet。 The explanations seem good to me but I may not be the best judge having forty years of programming experience。 It could go into more detail in places but for a beginner the amount of detail is probably about right。

Hussam

Expected more from the book

Jen

Passing time at soccer practice with my PD book。 Good info, but I wished it had a bit more。。。I guess it just shows how far my Arduino skills have come:) great for true beginners but it could have stretched our learning a bit more。

Daniel Gormly

Reasonable book to get you started but maybe lacks the depth to act as a reference beyond your first few hours。

Andrew B。 Montcrieff

Great for Beginners to ArduinoThe text was simple and straight forward。 It does a great job introducing the Arduino and the IDE to the reader。 It skims the surface of a variety of more advanced topics。 Those with more experience might not find it enlightening, but it is great for those just getting started。

Gordon Freeman

Muy básico!!

Ms。 Reader

I received this book from Goodreads First Reads in exchange for an honest review。。。This book is great for programmers, especially for beginnings who are dipping their toes in the inner world of computer nerdiness。 Average, but well put together and a somewhat-easy guide to follow。

Be Rajez

good book, focused only on sketches。

Rich

I really wanted more with this book。 The overall concept is sound, teach those interested in the basics of Arduino programming。 Unfortunately, the book is so far removed from the actual breadboards, components, and wiring, that it could have easily been written for almost any microcontroller or microprocessor。I actually much preferred the basic book that came with my Arduino kit, "Arduino Projects Book" since it was focused primarily on teaching you how to connect components with supporting prog I really wanted more with this book。 The overall concept is sound, teach those interested in the basics of Arduino programming。 Unfortunately, the book is so far removed from the actual breadboards, components, and wiring, that it could have easily been written for almost any microcontroller or microprocessor。I actually much preferred the basic book that came with my Arduino kit, "Arduino Projects Book" since it was focused primarily on teaching you how to connect components with supporting programming to get the controller to do as you wanted。 Monk's book, on the other hand, left me feeling like, "Oh, okay I have some code, but how do I set up the connections and components to actually get it to work?"Overall, I felt this short book was focused but lacked the depth and integration with Arduino to be useful to me long term。 I don't feel I'll be reaching for this book when I need to remember that part about coding for some specific function。Basically it failed to accomplish my specific approach to Arduino programming, namely coming up with an idea, setting up a breadboard and the components to get the circuitry created and then writing code to make it all function。 I much preferred John Boxall's "Arduino Workshop: A Hands-On Introduction with 65 Projects" since it provided in-depth examples, schematics, and explanations of why specific choices were made with the specific component and coding choices。 。。。more

Adrian McCarthy

Real basic stuff。 If you know any programming or electronics, I suggest that you skip right to Simon Monk's follow-up book, _Programming Arduino Next Steps_。 Real basic stuff。 If you know any programming or electronics, I suggest that you skip right to Simon Monk's follow-up book, _Programming Arduino Next Steps_。 。。。more