Got blue, red and yellow lights that each can turn ON independently of one another. Using operators, structs, etc. how to obtain the current color, if having: Red & Blue is purple, Blue and Yellow is green and Yellow & Red is Orange. This is not a homework.
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Jump to PostHow you code this depends upon how the lights are integrated into the system. If directly connected to I/O ports of the computer, then you would use io-in and io-out instructions to read or set their states (on or off). If other such as serial ports, the problem is a …
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rproffitt
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While not homework this doesn't appear to be the place for "give me code." Supply your work so far and where you are stuck.
johans22
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A good deal.
rproffitt
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By a good deal do you mean you are looking to hire if the deal is right or good?
That said, please read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question so you don't leave folk wondering what you really want.
rubberman
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How you code this depends upon how the lights are integrated into the system. If directly connected to I/O ports of the computer, then you would use io-in and io-out instructions to read or set their states (on or off). If other such as serial ports, the problem is a bit more complicated but not too difficult. What you have posted so far is useless for us to help you.
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Lights += 1;
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