<commit_before>Arduin pacman excersise
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General
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The goal of this excercise is to create a pacman controller using a pancil and paper.

How? We will use the the electricity in our fingures. You will draw four arrows: <-, ^, ->, v.
The lead from the pencil is a semi-conductor. When you press on an arrow, detect it with the Ardino controller and fake the keybord button acoordingly.

Steps
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1. Draw / Create your arrows (use pencil and papar, vegtibles or palsteline). Make sure you can reach each arrow with a cable.
2. Connect the Arduino as discibed in the following [diagram](resources/pacman-arduino-skatch.png)
	1. What we want to do is use the semi-conductors and keys for our keyboard.
3. Compleate the code in the Ardino IDE
	1. Arduion comes with a build in framework that runs C/C++ code.
	2. Any arduino program has a `setup()` and `loop()` functions. `setup()` is called once and `loop()` is called all the time (like a `while(true)` loop).
	3. What your code needs to do is:
		1. detect the inputs form your arrows (semi-conductors)
		2. Press the required key usignd the `Keyboard` API
		3. See more instructions and examples in the code.
4. Upload the code to the Arduino controller by pressing the *upload* button
5. Play [pacman](http://www.play-pacman-online.com/) :)<commit_msg>fix md spelling<commit_after>Arduino pacman exercise
=======================

General
-------

The goal of this exercise is to create a pacman controller using a pencil and paper.

How? We will use the electricity in our fingers. You will draw four arrows: <-, ^, ->, v. The lead from the pencil is a semi-conductor. When you press on an arrow, detect it with the Arduino controller and fake the keyboard button accordingly.
Steps

1. Draw / Create your arrows (use pencil and paper, vegetables or plasteline). Make sure you can reach each arrow with a cable.
2. Connect the Arduino as discibed in the following [diagram](resources/pacman-arduino-skatch.png)
2. Connect the Arduino as described in the following diagram
	* What we want to do is use the semi-conductors and keys for our keyboard.
3. Complete the code in the Arduino IDE
	* Arduino comes with a build in framework that runs C/C++ code.
	* Any Arduino program has a `setup()` and `loop()` functions. `setup()` is called once and `loop()` is called all the time (like a `while(true)` loop).
	* What your code needs to do is:
		1. detect the inputs form your arrows (semi-conductors)
		2. Press the required key using the `Keyboard` API
		3. See more instructions and examples in the code.
4. Upload the code to the Arduino controller by pressing the *upload* button
5.	Play pacman [pacman](http://www.play-pacman-online.com/) :)
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