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#use i2c(master, sda=ds1307_sda, scl=ds1307_scl)
Hello
I'm a newbie on C language and I just want to know what is the difference when you type BYTE or byte.
Is it cause BYTE can be considered an output while byte is input?
By the way, what does:
# use i2c()
stand for?
Any help is welcomed.
Hello
I'm a newbie on C language and I just want to know what is the difference when you type BYTE or byte.
Is it cause BYTE can be considered an output while byte is input?
By the way, what does:
# use i2c()
stand for?
Any help is welcomed.