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    Eduardo Mitshue Miranda Ruiz
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    This code defines an array of pin numbers to control a 7-segment display. It also defines an array to store the bit patterns for each number 0-9 to display on the 7-segment display. In setup, it initializes the pin modes and displays a 0. In loop, it iterates through numbers 0-9, calling a function to light the appropriate segments for each number with a 500ms delay between changes. The lightSegments function takes a number, retrieves the corresponding bit pattern, and lights the appropriate pins on the display.

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    This code defines an array of pin numbers to control a 7-segment display. It also defines an array to store the bit patterns for each number 0-9 to display on the 7-segment display. In setup, it initializes the pin modes and displays a 0. In loop, it iterates through numbers 0-9, calling a function to light the appropriate segments for each number with a 500ms delay between changes. The lightSegments function takes a number, retrieves the corresponding bit pattern, and lights the appropriate pins on the display.

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    Display Segun

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    Eduardo Mitshue Miranda Ruiz
    This code defines an array of pin numbers to control a 7-segment display. It also defines an array to store the bit patterns for each number 0-9 to display on the 7-segment display. In setup, it initializes the pin modes and displays a 0. In loop, it iterates through numbers 0-9, calling a function to light the appropriate segments for each number with a 500ms delay between changes. The lightSegments function takes a number, retrieves the corresponding bit pattern, and lights the appropriate pins on the display.

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    const int pins[7] ={2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 };

    const byte numbersDisplayAnode[10] ={0b0111111, //0

    0b0000101, //1

    0b1011011, //2

    0b1010111, //3

    0b1100101, //4

    0b1110110, //5

    0b1111110, //6

    0b0000111, //7

    0b1111111, //8

    0b1100111; //9

    void setup() {

    for(int i = 0; i<7; i++){

    pinMode(pins[i], OUTPUT);

    lightSegments(0);

    void loop() {

    for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {

    lighSegments(i);
    delay(500);

    void lightSegments(int number){

    byte numberBit = numberDisplayAnode[number]

    for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++) {

    int bit = bitRead (numberBit, bit);

    idigital write (pins[i], bit);

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