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    This code defines pins for controlling the rows and columns of a display. It initializes the pins as outputs and then runs two main functions in a loop: row_sequence activates each row one by one, while cols_sequence activates each column one by one. These functions use shiftOut to send data to the rows and columns pins to control the display.

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    Const Byte CLOCK_C=13

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    This code defines pins for controlling the rows and columns of a display. It initializes the pins as outputs and then runs two main functions in a loop: row_sequence activates each row one by one, while cols_sequence activates each column one by one. These functions use shiftOut to send data to the rows and columns pins to control the display.

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    Const Byte CLOCK - C 13

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    Sohira Qazi
    This code defines pins for controlling the rows and columns of a display. It initializes the pins as outputs and then runs two main functions in a loop: row_sequence activates each row one by one, while cols_sequence activates each column one by one. These functions use shiftOut to send data to the rows and columns pins to control the display.

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    const byte CLOCK_C=13,DATA_C=12,LATCH_C=11;

    const byte CLOCK_R=10,DATA_R=9,LATCH_R=8;

    int a,rows[]={0x7E,0x3C,0x18,0x00};

    int b,cols[]={0xE7,0xC3,0x81,0x00};

    void setup() {

    pinMode(CLOCK_C,OUTPUT);

    pinMode(DATA_C,OUTPUT);

    pinMode(LATCH_C,OUTPUT);

    pinMode(CLOCK_R,OUTPUT);

    pinMode(DATA_R,OUTPUT);

    pinMode(LATCH_R,OUTPUT);

    void loop() {

    row_sequence();

    cols_sequence();

    void row_sequence()

    for(a=0;a<=3;a++)

    senddata_C(0xFF);

    senddata_R(rows[a]);

    delay(300);

    delay(2000);

    void cols_sequence()

    for(b=0;b<=3;b++)
    {

    senddata_R(0x00);

    senddata_C(cols[b]);

    delay(300);

    delay(2000);

    void senddata_R(int recv)

    digitalWrite(LATCH_R,0);

    shiftOut(DATA_R,CLOCK_R,MSBFIRST,recv);

    digitalWrite(LATCH_R,1);

    void senddata_C(int recv)

    digitalWrite(LATCH_C,0);

    shiftOut(DATA_C,CLOCK_C,MSBFIRST,recv);

    digitalWrite(LATCH_C,1);

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