Brasilino

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Brasilino is a library that allows programming in Arduino using commands in Brazilian Portuguese (PT-BR), facilitating the learning and inclusion of people who do not speak English. Aimed at breaking down language barriers, it makes programming accessible and understandable. Created to overcome language barriers in programming, Brasilino allows a smooth transition from using simplified commands in Portuguese to programming in Arduino, eliminating obstacles for Brazilians who want to enter the world of technological development.

Brasilino solves the challenge of low English proficiency in Brazil, providing a platform that facilitates Arduino programming with commands in Portuguese, allowing broader access to technological development.

Portuguese Translation: Provides Portuguese translations for common Arduino functions and terminologies, making programming more accessible for Portuguese-speaking users. Serial Communication: Functions to initiate serial communication in Arduino, offering flexibility with or without specifying baud rates. Temperature Calculation: A function to compute temperature values based on analog readings, possibly for sensors like thermistors. Ultrasonic Sensor Support (Ultrassom class): Functions for measuring distances using ultrasonic sensors. Timing functionalities to handle ultrasonic signals. Motor Control (Motor class): Supports controlling motors with functionalities to 1. Initialize motor pins; 2. Set motor speed; 3. Control motor direction; and 4. Stop the motor. Mathematical and Logical Functions: Provides mathematical functions like modulus, mapping, sine, cosine, etc, and logical operations and comparators like igual (equal), maior (greater than), etc. Jekyll Web Presentation: Configuration for a web-based presentation or documentation using Jekyll.

Programming language in C++ with support for Arduino platforms. Documented with Jekyll using the 'Jekyll-Theme-Architect' theme, facilitating adoption in educational hardware projects.