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    Kenneth Arellano Ubaldo
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    This code initializes an integer variable my_num to 63 and another integer variable ctr to 0. It then sets the data direction register for port B to my_num in the setup function. In the loop function, it uses a for loop to count ctr from 0 to my_num, sets port B to the value of ctr, delays for 100 milliseconds, doubles the value of ctr, and repeats. After the for loop, it sets port B to 0.

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    This code initializes an integer variable my_num to 63 and another integer variable ctr to 0. It then sets the data direction register for port B to my_num in the setup function. In the loop function, it uses a for loop to count ctr from 0 to my_num, sets port B to the value of ctr, delays for 100 milliseconds, doubles the value of ctr, and repeats. After the for loop, it sets port B to 0.

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    Activity 2 Running Lights

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    Kenneth Arellano Ubaldo
    This code initializes an integer variable my_num to 63 and another integer variable ctr to 0. It then sets the data direction register for port B to my_num in the setup function. In the loop function, it uses a for loop to count ctr from 0 to my_num, sets port B to the value of ctr, delays for 100 milliseconds, doubles the value of ctr, and repeats. After the for loop, it sets port B to 0.

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    int my_num = 63;

    int ctr = 0;
    void setup() {
    DDRB = my_num;
    }
    void loop() {
    for(ctr = 0 ; ctr <=my_num ; ctr++)
    {
    PORTB = ctr;
    delay(100);
    ctr=ctr*2;
    }
    PORTB = 0;

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