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    #Include #Include #Define A - Bit PORTB.4 Void Main (DDRB 0x10 A - Bit 0 While (1) (A - Bit A - Bit Delay - Ms (200) ) )

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    This C code defines a bit on port B pin 4 and sets the data direction register of port B to make the pin an output. It then toggles the bit every 200 milliseconds by inverting its current state, creating a blinking output, in an infinite loop.

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    #Include #Include #Define A - Bit PORTB.4 Void Main (DDRB 0x10 A - Bit 0 While (1) (A - Bit A - Bit Delay - Ms (200) ) )

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    This C code defines a bit on port B pin 4 and sets the data direction register of port B to make the pin an output. It then toggles the bit every 200 milliseconds by inverting its current state, creating a blinking output, in an infinite loop.

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    Avratmega16 Code

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    Avratmega16 Code

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    This C code defines a bit on port B pin 4 and sets the data direction register of port B to make the pin an output. It then toggles the bit every 200 milliseconds by inverting its current state, creating a blinking output, in an infinite loop.

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    #Include #Include #Define A - Bit PORTB.4 Void Main (DDRB 0x10 A - Bit 0 While (1) (A - Bit A - Bit Delay - Ms (200) ) )

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    Waqas Ahmad
    This C code defines a bit on port B pin 4 and sets the data direction register of port B to make the pin an output. It then toggles the bit every 200 milliseconds by inverting its current state, creating a blinking output, in an infinite loop.

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    #include<mega16.

    h>
    #include<delay.h>
    #define a_bit PORTB.4

    void main()
    {
    DDRB=0x10;
    a_bit=0;
    while(1)
    {
    a_bit=~a_bit;
    delay_ms(200);
    }
    }
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