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05 Jan, 2010

PIC - Electronic Cup and Ball

Posted by: admin In: PIC Electronic Cup & Ball

This is totally pointless but again I`ve learnt a lot from it, specifically using functions.

It is based on the old Ball and Cup game - you know the one where you have to select which cup the ball is under. Basically, there are three buttons and the first row of leds lights to show your selection. The top row then starts to count and then stops on the computer selection (or under which cup the ball actually was!). If you match the leds, you win and the leds flash. If you don`t you lose and the leds come on solid and then reset.

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