Re: Switch question

Yes... you get the debouncing without adding any parts, and you get the
full
output capability of the AVR, which is enough to drive an LED.

*sigh* How soon will we be using a CPU in *everything*? :)

Like in a flashlight to turn the bulb on?

Has that been done yet?

Even worse are the students who assume everything has *always* had a CPU.
What kind of CPU is in a 1950s radio? :)

(And those who use the word "fifties" to denote approximately 1925-75. The
"fifties" do not comprise the Nixon or Hoover presidencies, nor WWII, nor
the Beatles...)


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