The Arduino IDE supports multiple files by adding more tabs. If you use INO files you’re only adding one at a time, but if you use C/C++ header and source files it’s two at time.

The Arduino IDE is an abstraction layer for the AVR chip which the board is based around. So it’s no surprise that it is now possible to use the Arduino IDE with the TI Launchpad board.

Students will learn about the GPIO pins of a microcontroller, high and low voltage levels in a digital system and PWM, and how to control an LED on a specific pin using functions like pinMode, ...