The BrainPad Object The world around us is full of objects. Every person, table or circuit board is an object. If we were to ask a person to say we'd be asking an object to perform a task. The “hello,” same concept can be applied to code. Like in the previous application we ran, the BrainPad was asked to control the display and light bulb through the object. BrainPad The object itself, is a piece of code that is contained in one file. This was BrainPad developed by GHI Electronics to cover the internals of the BrainPad. This enables students like you, with an easy way to control the BrainPad circuit board. typing press the period key to get a list of all available options (Figure 5) BrainPad, for this object, like Display. Figure Using IntelliSense we can see the options offered by the object. BrainPad – Now we can use the arrow keys to go up and down in the list to find the and Display, then press the period key again to see what options (Figure 6) are the available for the Display. Figure Using IntelliSense we can see the options offered by the object. Display – Visual Studio does a great deal of simplifying programming by automatically listing the available options for each object. Now that we know how to use the BrainPad object, let’s learn about controlling a traffic light.
The BrainPad Object The world around us is full of objects. Every person, table or circuit board is an object. If we were to ask a person to say “hello,” we'd be asking an object to perform a task. The same concept can be applied to code. Like in the previous application we ran, the BrainPad was asked to control the display and light bulb through the BrainPad object. The BrainPad object itself, is a piece of code that is contained in one file. This was developed by GHI Electronics to cover the internals of the BrainPad. This enables students like you, with an easy way to control the BrainPad circuit board. typing BrainPad, press the period key to get a list of all available options (Figure 5) for this object, like Display. Figure – Using IntelliSense we can see the options offered by the BrainPad object. Now we can use the arrow keys to go up and down in the list to find the Display, and then press the period key again to see what options (Figure 6) are the available for the Display. Figure – Using IntelliSense we can see the options offered by the Display object. Visual Studio does a great deal of simplifying programming by automatically listing the available options for each object. Now that we know how to use the BrainPad object, let’s learn about controlling a traffic light.
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