Arduino Learn with Applications 10. Logical Operators in Arduino | AND, OR, XOR

n this video of the "Arduino: Learn with Applications" series, we dive into logical operators—AND, OR, and XOR—using four switches and one LED. We'll explain how each operator works and demonstrate its behavior with simple Arduino code.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

AND (&&) Operator: How the LED turns ON only when all required switches are pressed simultaneously.
OR (||) Operator: How the LED turns ON when at least one of the switches is pressed.
XOR (Exclusive OR): How the LED behaves when exactly one or an odd number of switches are pressed.
What’s Covered in This Video:
Step-by-step explanation of the circuit setup with 4 switches connected to Arduino pins as inputs and an LED as the output.
Detailed explanation of if statements and how logical operators are used to control conditions in Arduino.
Hands-on examples for each operator to solidify your understanding.
Circuit Requirements:
4 Pushbuttons (connected to Arduino input pins)
1 LED (connected to an output pin)
Resistors for the LED and switches
Practical Application:
By the end of this video, you'll be able to use logical operators in your Arduino projects, enabling you to design complex conditions using simple inputs.

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