thing[“D3”] << analogPin(D3);
thing[“D4”] << digitalPin(D4);//alarm
thing[“D5”] >>analogPin(D5);
?
<<?
What is different? Alternatif = ?
thing[“D3”] << analogPin(D3);
thing[“D4”] << digitalPin(D4);//alarm
thing[“D5”] >>analogPin(D5);
?
<<?
What is different? Alternatif = ?
Hello @murat_t,
There are overloaded operators that mean:
>> output resource
<< input resource
I strongly recommend you take a look to Thinger.io documentation here: http://docs.thinger.io
and especially the explanation of resources codification: http://docs.thinger.io/arduino/#coding-adding-resources
Hope it helps!!