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    This code configures the ports and pins of an ATmega328p microcontroller. It then enters an infinite loop where it checks the states of the pins and sets the output pins accordingly. If pin PIND7 is low, it will turn on PORTB1 and PORTC1 for 500ms then turn them off for 500ms. It will continue monitoring the pins and responding to button presses on the pins in a similar manner.

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    This code configures the ports and pins of an ATmega328p microcontroller. It then enters an infinite loop where it checks the states of the pins and sets the output pins accordingly. If pin PIND7 is low, it will turn on PORTB1 and PORTC1 for 500ms then turn them off for 500ms. It will continue monitoring the pins and responding to button presses on the pins in a similar manner.

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    This code configures the ports and pins of an ATmega328p microcontroller. It then enters an infinite loop where it checks the states of the pins and sets the output pins accordingly. If pin PIND7 is low, it will turn on PORTB1 and PORTC1 for 500ms then turn them off for 500ms. It will continue monitoring the pins and responding to button presses on the pins in a similar manner.

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    #include <mega328p.

    h>
    #include <delay.h>
    void main(void)
    {
    // Crystal Oscillator division factor: 1
    #pragma optsize-
    CLKPR=(1<<CLKPCE);
    CLKPR=(0<<CLKPCE) | (0<<CLKPS3) | (0<<CLKPS2) |
    (0<<CLKPS1) | (0<<CLKPS0);
    #ifdef _OPTIMIZE_SIZE_
    #pragma optsize+
    #endif
    DDRB=0b00010010;
    DDRC=0b00000010;
    DDRD=0b00110000;
    PORTD.7=1;
    PORTD.6=1;
    PORTC.0=1;
    PORTC.2=1;
    PORTB.0=1;
    PORTB.2=1;
    PORTB.3=1;

    while (1)
    {
    if (PIND.7==0) {PORTB.1=1;
    PORTC.1=1;delay_ms(500);PORTB.1=0;PORTC.1=0;
    delay_ms(500);} else {
    if (PINC.0==0) {PORTB.1=1; delay_ms(500);PORTB.1=0;
    delay_ms(500);} else
    {
    if (PINB.2==0) {PORTC.1=1; delay_ms(500);PORTC.1=0;
    delay_ms(500);}
    }}
    if ((PINC.2==0)||(PINB.0==0)) PORTB.4=1; else
    PORTB.4=0;
    if (PINB.0==0)
    {
    if (PIND.6==0) {PORTD.4=1;PORTD.5=0;} else
    { PORTD.5=1; if (PINB.3==0) PORTD.4=1; else
    PORTD.4=0;}
    } else
    { PORTD.5=0; if (PINB.3==0) PORTD.4=1; else
    PORTD.4=0;}
    }

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