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Write C code for Atmega32 programming for the following scenario:
Create a LED pattern with 8 LEDs which will represent the BCD value of the last two digits of your ID. (last two digit of my ID is: 58).
For example, your ID is 201400076. Then the pattern will be 0111 0110.
The pattern will then start to loop in the following order.
Loop:
{
First 0111 will be on and 0110 will be off for 2.5 seconds.
Next, 0111 will be off and 0110 will be on for 2.5 seconds.
Next all 0111 and 0110 will be on for 2.5 seconds.
Next all will be off for 2.5 seconds.
}
Stimulate peer grading system of coursera with a queue data structure. Following is the initial analysis which you
can build upon:
Users can submit the assignments for peer grading
A user can peer grade others assignment after submission of respective assignment
3 assessments are required for results to be disclosed
A minimum of one assessment is required for the grading to be disclosed after the deadline
Users can post evaluation link in discussion forums to get the peer grading done
Add further conditions and implement the system to achieve the peer grading system.
int a=6,b=3;
printf("%d",(++a*b--));
Write C code for Atmega32 programming for the following scenario:
Divide the last two digits of your ID with 9 and find the remainder. My id is 193400005
If the remainder is even, then use a 7-segment Commont Anode Display. If the remainder is odd, then use a 7-segment Common Cathode Display.
Now connect PORTC pin no. 0 to 6 with the display and display the last digit of your ID.
1. Write C code for Atmega32 programming for the following scenario:
Create a LED pattern with 8 LEDs which will represent the BCD value of the last two digits of your ID. My id is 193400005 (Please notice this carefully).
For example, my ID is 201400076. Then the pattern will be 0111 0110.
The pattern will then start to loop in the following order.
Loop:
{
First 0111 will be on and 0110 will be off for 2.5 seconds.
Next, 0111 will be off and 0110 will be on for 2.5 seconds.
Next all 0111 and 0110 will be on for 2.5 seconds.
Next all will be off for 2.5 seconds.
}
Write C code for Atmega32 programming for the following scenario:
Create a LED pattern with 8 LEDs which will represent the BCD value of the my student id last two digits 05
Write C code for Atmega32 programming for the following scenario:
Divide the last two digits of your ID with 9 and find the remainder. (last two digits of my id is: 58)
If the remainder is even, then use a 7-segment Common Anode Display. If the remainder is odd, then use a 7-segment Common Cathode Display.
Now connect PORTC pin no. 0 to 6 with the display and display the last digit of your ID.
Write C code for Atmega32 programming for the following scenario:
Create a LED pattern with 8 LEDs which will represent the BCD value 0101 1000
Example:
The pattern will start to loop in the following order.
Loop:
{
First 0101 will be on and 1000 will be off for 2.5 seconds.
Next, 0101 will be off and 1000 will be on for 2.5 seconds.
Next, all 0101 and 1000 will be on for 2.5 seconds.
Next, all will be off for 2.5 seconds.
}
Program that computes and assesses the tuition fee of the student in one semester using programming c language
