#Select only Text option from the code block section. #Use the exteme right sub-window of the tinkercad.com project and copy and paste the program of tinkercad_ultrasonic.ino file. #Check the ...

🛠 Requirements: Arduino Board (Uno, Mega, etc.) Basic Components (LEDs, Resistors, Sensors, etc.) Arduino IDE for coding and uploading 🔗 Tinkercad Simulations You can visualize and test the projects ...

The blocks look like other Scratch-related programming languages. You can create variables, repeat groups of commands, and create items. [Chuck] mentions the starter codes have no comments in them ...

so tinkercad has circuit designand arduno now, a real arduino is $20, IDE is free, fritzing is free and does all the exact same layout stuff locally, you save your files and keep them forever.