Question - 1:
Port-D controls the arduino I/O of digital pins '0' to '7'.
Thus there are 8 I/O of port-D.
Question - 2:
Port-D controls the arduino I/O of digital pins '0' to '7', but among these digital pin '0' and pin '1' are used for serial communication and debugging. So these pins cannot be used if serial-communication is in use.
Thus only 5 usable I/O of port-D (digital pin-'2' to pin-'7') if serial-communiation is in use.
Questions - 3 and 4:
To answer the next two questions, refer to the below figure showing assignment of corresponding pins of Arduino and ATmega2560. In below figure, red colored text refer to arduino pins and black colored text refer to ATmel pins.
Arduino pin assignment of ATMEL's PC5, PB3 and PD1 are:
ATMEL's pin assignment of Ardino's D13, D1 and D19 are:
Question - 5:
Completing the table
Arduino. DEC HEX BIN(4-bits) Introducing ARDUINO 0 0 0000 1 1 0001 2 2 0010 3...
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