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I forgot to say thanks I got it all up and good thanks for the support it helped open my mind

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//Add Phidgets Library | You added a file called phidget22 when configuring your project. Import gives you access to the Phidgets library code inside that file. ...

so the change I made in the code is I added the count!=0 in the conditional but I'm unsure if it works because of how the numbers count down I get this in the print


So count never =0 so I assume...

ye the code I suggested gives an error where it counts below 0



package gettingstarted;




//Add Phidgets Library | You added a file called phidget22 when configuring your project....

would this require any change in my current code or would i just add this to what i have


if (count!=0) {
incrementCount=false;
} else {
count=0;

}

since
count-=.1 is what will be executing every time would the if statement be after the conditional where i need to make it so that its

if (count == 0) {
// i want count to stop...

So technically the code is correct because the increment is .1 but for avoiding the error I should put .9. And if I want it to end after decrementing would how would i do that with a boolean or do i...

would this be a code problem or IDE problem

package gettingstarted;




//Add Phidgets Library | You added a file called phidget22 when configuring your project. Import gives you access to the Phidgets library code inside that file. ...

package gettingstarted;




//Add Phidgets Library | You added a file called phidget22 when configuring your project. Import gives you access to the Phidgets library code inside that file. ...

package gettingstarted;




//Add Phidgets Library | You added a file called phidget22 when configuring your project. Import gives you access to the Phidgets library code inside that file. ...

Just to make sure the incrementCount boolean is true so it counts up and once it reaches the boundary in this case 1 it becomes false therfore in the the second if, increment Count is no longer true...

I changed the format, if I were to use a boolean variable would it affect it where once I've met the condition where count == 1 that the count down would start and count up would be false where since...

I need help to write code where i want the count in redLED.setDutyCycle(count); to start at 0 and go up by.1 and when it reaches 1 go down by .1 then stay at zero


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