Programming with C is not always the easy job for all those
non-programmer Arduino enthusiasts but now for their ease the
‘ArduBlock’ a graphical, block-based programming language is available.
We have already seen a number of graphical, block-based programming languages in our time such as Scratch, OpenBlocks but what keep’s it apart from other’s is that it uses the Arduino IDE alone for its functionality and gets well integrated to it, so everything possible in C with an Arduino should be possible with ArduBlock.
We have already seen a number of graphical, block-based programming languages in our time such as Scratch, OpenBlocks but what keep’s it apart from other’s is that it uses the Arduino IDE alone for its functionality and gets well integrated to it, so everything possible in C with an Arduino should be possible with ArduBlock.
Example of ArduBlock Program:
How to install ArduBlock into Arduino IDE:
1. Download ardublock-all.jar ArduBlock2. In Arduino IDE, open menu “Arduino” -> “Preferences”
3. Find “Sketchbook location:”
4. Copy ardublock-all.jar to tools/ArduBlockTool/tool/ardublock-all.jar under “Sketchbook location”
5. Start the Arduino IDE and find ArduBlock under the Tool menu.
For an absolute beginner, we couldn’t imagine anything better. ArduBlock would be a great help for children and non-programmers.
For more help and detail go to the source.
[Source]: ArduBlock
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