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The code is very messy. We have an L293D circuit which has two enable pins always on. We also have an LDR light sensor with two light resistors, one on the left and one on the right. We

We are trying to make a line following robot We

We are ambitious high school students The code is on pastebin: http://pastebin.com/p58CwFSM.

// Use this code to test your motor with the Arduino board:

// if you need PWM, just use the PWM outputs on the Arduino
// and instead of digitalWrite, you should use the digitalWrite command


// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Setup
void setup() {
{Serial.begin(9600);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Motors
int motor_left[] = {2, 7};
int motor_right[] = {10, 15};
int LDR = 0;     //analog pin to which LDR is connected, here we set it to 0 so it means A0
int LDRValue = 0;      //that’s a variable to store LDR values
int light_sensitivity = 500;    //This is the approx value of light surrounding your LDR
int LDR2 = 0;     //analog pin to which LDR is connected, here we set it to 0 so it means A0
int LDR2Value = 0;      //that’s a variable to store LDR values
int light_sensitivity2 = 500;    //This is the approx value of light surrounding your LDR
int i;
for(i = 0; i < 2; i++){
pinMode(motor_left[i], OUTPUT);
pinMode(motor_right[i], OUTPUT);
LDRValue = analogRead(LDR);     
    Serial.println(LDRValue);      

  
    if (LDRValue < light_sensitivity); 
    Serial.println("wat");


}
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Loop
    

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Drive

void motor_stop(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], LOW); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], LOW);
delay(25);
}

void drive_forward(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], HIGH); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], LOW); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], HIGH); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], LOW); 
}

void drive_backward(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], HIGH); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], HIGH); 
}

void turn_left(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], HIGH); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], HIGH); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], LOW);
}

void turn_right(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], HIGH); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], LOW); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], HIGH); 
}
void loop() {
drive_forward();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("1");

drive_backward();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("2");

turn_left();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("3");

turn_right();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("4"); 

motor_stop();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("5");
}

The code is very messy. We have an L293D circuit which has two enable pins always on. We also have an LDR light sensor with two light resistors, one on the left and one on the right. We are trying to make a line following robot We are ambitious high school students The code is on pastebin: http://pastebin.com/p58CwFSM

The code is very messy. We have an L293D circuit which has two enable pins always on. We also have an LDR light sensor with two light resistors, one on the left and one on the right.

We are trying to make a line following robot

We are ambitious high school students.

// Use this code to test your motor with the Arduino board:

// if you need PWM, just use the PWM outputs on the Arduino
// and instead of digitalWrite, you should use the digitalWrite command


// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Setup
void setup() {
{Serial.begin(9600);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Motors
int motor_left[] = {2, 7};
int motor_right[] = {10, 15};
int LDR = 0;     //analog pin to which LDR is connected, here we set it to 0 so it means A0
int LDRValue = 0;      //that’s a variable to store LDR values
int light_sensitivity = 500;    //This is the approx value of light surrounding your LDR
int LDR2 = 0;     //analog pin to which LDR is connected, here we set it to 0 so it means A0
int LDR2Value = 0;      //that’s a variable to store LDR values
int light_sensitivity2 = 500;    //This is the approx value of light surrounding your LDR
int i;
for(i = 0; i < 2; i++){
pinMode(motor_left[i], OUTPUT);
pinMode(motor_right[i], OUTPUT);
LDRValue = analogRead(LDR);     
    Serial.println(LDRValue);      

  
    if (LDRValue < light_sensitivity); 
    Serial.println("wat");


}
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Loop
    

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Drive

void motor_stop(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], LOW); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], LOW);
delay(25);
}

void drive_forward(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], HIGH); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], LOW); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], HIGH); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], LOW); 
}

void drive_backward(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], HIGH); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], HIGH); 
}

void turn_left(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], HIGH); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], HIGH); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], LOW);
}

void turn_right(){
digitalWrite(motor_left[0], HIGH); 
digitalWrite(motor_left[1], LOW); 

digitalWrite(motor_right[0], LOW); 
digitalWrite(motor_right[1], HIGH); 
}
void loop() {
drive_forward();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("1");

drive_backward();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("2");

turn_left();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("3");

turn_right();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("4"); 

motor_stop();
delay(1000);
motor_stop();
Serial.println("5");
}
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The code is very messy. We have an L293D circuit which has two enable pins always on. We also have an LDR light sensor with two light resistors, one on the left and one on the right. We are trying to make a line following robot We are ambitious high school students The code is on pastebin: http://pastebin.com/p58CwFSM