Arduino Sketch with millis() instead of delay()

This video tutorial explains how to create timed events in Arduino using the Millis function. It covers the basics of the Millis function, how it tracks time, and how to use it to create both one-off and repetitive timed events. The tutorial provides a conceptual understanding of the Millis timeline and demonstrates coding techniques to implement these events without blocking other code execution.

What is the purpose of the Millis function in Arduino programming?

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How does the Millis function track the time since the Arduino board was powered up?

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What happens when the value of Millis exceeds 4 billion milliseconds?

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Explain how to create a timed event using the Millis function.

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What is the difference between using the delay function and the Millis function for timed events?

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Describe the process of updating the event time in a repetitive timed event.

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How can you conceptualize the Millis function as moving along a timeline?

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What is the significance of using unsigned long for the previous time variable?

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How can you implement multiple timed events using the Millis function?

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What are some practical applications of creating repetitive timed events in Arduino?

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