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#ARDUINO CODE LANGUAGE PRINT TO CONSOLE HOW TO#
If you have not used any IDEs other than Arduino IDE, this is a good place to learn how to start and what you can accomplish with VS Code. So while that is in the works, we can use the most modern VS Code IDE with its rich features to develop Arduino projects. Arduino is developing a newer and much more capable IDE version 2, and it is in beta mode as of writing this article. So simplicity and ease of use are the priorities. Arduino’s goal is to make technology less daunting for non-tech-related folks. The Arduino IDE v1.8 has very limited capabilities in terms of features required for a modern IDE.
