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    This Arduino code defines integer variables for red, blue, and green pins and sets those pins as outputs in the setup function. The loop continuously writes analog values to turn on the red, blue, or green pin for 10 milliseconds each before moving to the next pin, creating a repeating traffic light pattern.

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    This Arduino code defines integer variables for red, blue, and green pins and sets those pins as outputs in the setup function. The loop continuously writes analog values to turn on the red, blue, or green pin for 10 milliseconds each before moving to the next pin, creating a repeating traffic light pattern.

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    This Arduino code defines integer variables for red, blue, and green pins and sets those pins as outputs in the setup function. The loop continuously writes analog values to turn on the red, blue, or green pin for 10 milliseconds each before moving to the next pin, creating a repeating traffic light pattern.

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    int kirmizi =3;

    int mavi =5;


    int yesil =6;

    void setup ()
    {
    pinMode(kirmizi, OUTPUT);
    pinMode (mavi, OUTPUT);
    pinMode (yesil, OUTPUT);
    }
    void loop ()
    {

    analogWrite(3,255);
    analogWrite(5,0);
    analogWrite(6,0);
    delay (10);
    analogWrite(3,0);
    analogWrite(5,255);
    analogWrite(6,0);
    delay(10);
    analogWrite(3,0);
    analogWrite(5,0);
    analogWrite(6,255);
    delay(10);
    }

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