C++ Circuits iO Assignment
C++ Circuits iO Assignment
I have a small project needing to be done from the website https://circuits****/
It requires you to have a very basic understanding of circuits and C++.
It consists of five questions in total, I predict the entirety of it to take two hours or less (much less if you are fluent and do not need to refer to things).
This is the hardest of the questions, so if you can do this one the others are a breeze:
"Write a C++ program for the UNO that will use a random number generator to generate a number between 0 and 15 to light up a 4 bit binary word pattern. Your code should read the RN generator once every second, and then update the 4 bit LED Pattern to correspond to the decimal equivalent of the 4 bit binary code. For example, a random number of 14 would result in the 8's bit, 4's bit and 2's bit all lit up with 1's bit dark. A random number of 1 1 would result in only the least significant bit being turned on."
I will provide you with the questions and the circuit diagrams needed to complete the problems, as well as an account log in for circuits****
I need it completed by Sunday night, 4/9, by 12:00 AM EST.
I will be paying $70 for its completion, if you are a reputable member I will pay half of this up front and half upon checking the final work.
I prefer to pay in Bitcoin, however an Amazon order of your choice valued at $80 or $70 Paypal is also an option
My skype is cb.bc4
Thanks
It requires you to have a very basic understanding of circuits and C++.
It consists of five questions in total, I predict the entirety of it to take two hours or less (much less if you are fluent and do not need to refer to things).
This is the hardest of the questions, so if you can do this one the others are a breeze:
"Write a C++ program for the UNO that will use a random number generator to generate a number between 0 and 15 to light up a 4 bit binary word pattern. Your code should read the RN generator once every second, and then update the 4 bit LED Pattern to correspond to the decimal equivalent of the 4 bit binary code. For example, a random number of 14 would result in the 8's bit, 4's bit and 2's bit all lit up with 1's bit dark. A random number of 1 1 would result in only the least significant bit being turned on."
I will provide you with the questions and the circuit diagrams needed to complete the problems, as well as an account log in for circuits****
I need it completed by Sunday night, 4/9, by 12:00 AM EST.
I will be paying $70 for its completion, if you are a reputable member I will pay half of this up front and half upon checking the final work.
I prefer to pay in Bitcoin, however an Amazon order of your choice valued at $80 or $70 Paypal is also an option
My skype is cb.bc4
Thanks
