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    Processing - Arduino IDE Comparison

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    The Processing programming environment is similar to the Arduino IDE. Both use functions like startup() and draw()/loop() to initialize and continuously run programs. Processing is an open source language used by students, artists, and designers for visual programming and prototyping. It can be extended through libraries that add new media types and functionality beyond the core language. Libraries are installed by unzipping files into the sketchbook's libraries folder.

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    The Processing programming environment is similar to the Arduino IDE. Both use functions like startup() and draw()/loop() to initialize and continuously run programs. Processing is an open source language used by students, artists, and designers for visual programming and prototyping. It can be extended through libraries that add new media types and functionality beyond the core language. Libraries are installed by unzipping files into the sketchbook's libraries folder.

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    The Processing programming environment is similar to the Arduino IDE. Both use functions like startup() and draw()/loop() to initialize and continuously run programs. Processing is an open source language used by students, artists, and designers for visual programming and prototyping. It can be extended through libraries that add new media types and functionality beyond the core language. Libraries are installed by unzipping files into the sketchbook's libraries folder.

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    Processing Arduino IDE Comparison

    What the Arduino programming environment does for microcontrollers the Processing
    programming environment does for your computer. The Integrated Development Environments
    (IDE) for Processing and Arduino are nearly identical. Better yet, learning to program with one
    gives you enough experience to begin programming with the other.

    This side by side comparison shows similarities between the Processing IDE on the left and
    Arduino IDE on the right. This is no accident because Arduinos programming tools are actually
    a subset of the Processing language.
    Both programs use a startup() function to perform initialization procedures. The first difference
    is with the draw() function in Processing and loop() function in Arduino. Processings draw()
    function acts much like the Arduino loop() but continually updates the graphics displayed on the
    computer screen and responds to user interaction.

    Processing is an open source programming language


    and environment for people who want to program images, animation, and
    interactions.
    It is used by students, artists, designers, researchers, and hobbyists for learning,

    prototyping, and production. It is created to teach fundamentals of computer


    programming within a visual context and to serve as a software sketchbook and
    professional production tool. Processing is developed by artists and designers as an
    alternative to proprietary software tools in the same domain.

    Extending Processings functionality libraries

    Processing has become an extremely powerful scripting environment for the


    inclusion of
    almost any type of media mainly through the concept of libraries. These libraries
    consist of subroutines and code that extend the functionality of Processing, often to

    include a particular kind of media (such as video, sound or 3D graphics) or


    functionality
    (communications, interface design, fullscreen playback, etc.).
    To install a library, unzip the file into the libraries folder in your sketchbook (on the
    Macintosh you find the sketchbook in your home directory > Documents >
    Processing).
    If you do not already have a libraries folder in your sketchbook, create this folder
    manually and unzip the files in there. In general, most libraries have instructions on
    the
    website where you can download them from, following these directions is the
    easiest
    way to install a library.

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