onur olce No mistake, for example 27C is 25C. We want to make sure temperature is between 30C and 25C. If you use an OR, then one of the conditions will always be true and the other else-if statements will never execute.
if (temperatureC < 30 && temperatureC > 25) temperatureC how can be less than 30 and greater than 25 in same time? is not there a mistake in this code ? should not you use OR ?
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onur olce No mistake, for example 27C is 25C. We want to make sure temperature is between 30C and 25C. If you use an OR, then one of the conditions will always be true and the other else-if statements will never execute.
Thank you so much , could you please tell me what are the components of the temperature sensor itself , where is the transducer and receptor ?
can it read negative temp?
because u used basic centigrade circuit.
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why did the serial monitor stop sending data while you were using the lighter ?
For temperatureC >30 buzzerpinmust be high or low ???
if (temperatureC < 30 && temperatureC > 25)
temperatureC how can be less than 30 and greater than 25 in same time? is not there a mistake in this code ? should not you use OR ?
No because or
less then 30 will go into the condition example 0 is less than thirty regardles if the >30
Means 26 to 29
Nice , we are a temperature controller produce factory