Display Arduino output (e.g. sensor data) on your computer monitor with this simple function: Part 2

This video tutorial covers the use of the print function in Arduino programming, focusing on displaying information on a computer monitor. It explains how to adjust the number of decimal points, change output formats to binary, hex, or octal, and format text output with tabs. The tutorial also differentiates between the print and print line functions. Additional resources and courses are mentioned for further learning.

What is the default number of decimal points displayed by the print function?

• 3

• 4

• 2

• 1

Which parameter allows you to specify the number of decimal places in the print function?

• Second parameter

• First parameter

• Fourth parameter

• Third parameter

What base is used by default for the print function's output?

• Binary

• Octal

• Decimal

• Hexadecimal

Which of the following is NOT a base that can be used with the print function?

• Binary

• Ternary

• Decimal

• Octal

What is the purpose of using quotes around text in the print function?

• To display it as a variable

• To display it as text

• To convert it to a number

• To ignore it

What does the print line function do differently compared to the print function?

• Starts a new line after output

• Adds a tab after output

• Converts text to uppercase

• Displays output in binary

How can you add spacing between text outputs in the print function?

• Using a tab

• Using a semicolon

• Using a space

• Using a comma