....initial() is for initializing the variables(ports etc.) and proceed() function for do some operational work at each looping cycle.Now make a list what all going to need, all the input parameters you need, and also output params. also.....Now its time to step up for writing our own Arduino Library for the above needed operation....Arduino may be build up in JAVA, but its programing syntax is very similar to C++.To build the library you are required to create two files, one with extension.h & other.cpp.In the.h(Header file), you need to write as the following.... Is the "geeky" image of computer science turning women off to the field? A new scientific study thinks so - but are the forces creating the gender gap in technology really just the perception of comic books and video games?


Wired summarizes the study, found in the December Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. Lead author and research Sapna Cheryan had an interesting question - if people can base their perceptions of another person on the items found in their bedroom, would the same type of reasoning apply in a classroom setting? Cheryan and her team quickly set up an experiment:

Cheryan and colleagues tested this idea by alternately decorating a computer science classroom with objects that earlier surveys pegged as stereotypically geeky-Star Trek posters, videogames and comic books - or with objects that the surveys found to be neutral- coffee mugs, plants and art posters. Thirty-nine college students spent a few minutes in the room, then filled out a questionnaire on their attitudes toward computer science. Women who spent time in the geeky room reported less interest in computer science than women who saw the neutral room. For male students, however, the room's décor made no difference. In follow-up tests, a total of 215 students were asked to imagine they were joining either a geekily decorated or a neutrally decorated company after graduation. For every possible scenario, women preferred the non-geeky space. "It's a consistent effect," Cheryan says. "The environment can communicate a sense of belonging, but it also communicates a sense of exclusion, or a sense that this is not a place where I would fit in."


Cheryan and co-researchers believe that by creating more neutral appearing spaces will help combat stereotypes and improve diversity in the computer science field.

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 Wired summarizes the study, found in the December Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. Lead author and research Sapna Cheryan have an interesting question - if people can base their perception of another person on the items found in their bedroom, would the same character of reasoning apply in a classroom fix? Cheryan and her team quickly set up an experiment: 

 Cheryan and colleague tested this idea by alternately decorating a computer science classroom with objects that early surveys pegged as stereotypically geeky - Star Trek posters, videogames and comic book - or with object that the surveys found to be neutral- coffee mugs, plants and artwork posters. Thirty - nine college students spent a few minutes in the room, then filled out a questionnaire on their attitudes toward computer science. Women who spend time in the geeky room reported less sake in computer skill than women who saw the neutral room. For male students, however, the room's décor make no difference. In follow - up tests, a total of 215 students were ask to imagine they were join either a geekily decorated or a neutrally decorated company after graduation. For every possible scenario, woman preferred the non - geeky space. " It's a coherent effect, " Cheryan says. " The environment can commune a sense of belonging, but it also convey a sense of exclusion, or a sense that this is not a place where I would fit in. " 


 Cheryan and co - researchers think that by creating more neutral appearing spaces will help combat stereotypes and improve diverseness in the computer science field. 

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WIrEd summarizes the StudY, found in tHe DEcEmbEr journAL of PerSonAliTy and SoCial PsyCHolOgY. lEAd Author and research SApNA chEryan had An inteREsTiNG questioN - iF peOple CAN base TheiR PeRceptionS of anoTHeR pErson on ThE items FoUnd In tHeir bEDrooM, would The same tYpe of REasoning apply iN A classroom setTInG? cHeRYan aNd hEr team quickLy seT Up an ExpeRImEnt:

cHeryaN and cOlLEaGUes tested this idea by AlTernatEly deCorating a compUter sciencE CLAssroom wIth oBJeCTs that earlier sUrveyS pegged as sTEreotypiCally Geeky-StaR Trek postERS, videogaMes And ComIc bOOKs - Or with objects THAt thE sUrveys fOunD to be neUtrAl- cOffEe mUgS, plants anD art postErS. THiRtY-niNe colLEge studeNtS spEnT a fEw minUTes in tHe rooM, theN fIlLEd oUt a quesTIoNNAire On ThEir aTtiTuDes toWard COmpUter sciEnce. Women Who SPent TiMe In the geEky room reportEd Less intereSt In cOmputeR SCience thAn women who saw the neutral ROom. For mAle StudeNts, hOwever, the RooM's décoR maDE no difFerencE. In foLlOw-uP TEsts, a TOTaL of 215 StUdents were ASKed To imaGiNe thEy were jOining either a geekiLY deCorated or a neuTraLly dECOrAteD CoMPanY aFTer GRAduation. For everY possible sCeNArIo, women preFErrEd The non-gEeky spaCe. "It's A ConsistEnt effect," cheryan saYs. "the eNVIroNment can coMmunicatE a sense of BElongINg, But it AlsO commuNiCatEs a seNse of eXCluSion, oR a sensE tHat thiS is noT a Place wheRe I would fit in."


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Wired  s ummari ze s t hestudy ,  fou nd inthe Dece mberJ ournal of Pers o nality and So c ia l Ps y chol ogy . Lead auth or a n d re sear c hSap n a Che ryanha d  a n  interesting questi on  - ifpeopl e can base th eir percep t i o ns of an othe r  p e rson on the it ems f ound in th e ir bedro om, w ould the  same typ e of reaso nin g a ppl y i n aclassroom set t i ng?Ch eryan a ndher tea m q uic kly  se tup an exp eriment: 
Ch er ya n a nd co l leagueste ste dthi s ide a  by al terna tely  d ec o rat ing a c o mp u t er s ci en ce c las sr oom w itho bje cts tha t earlier  su r veys  p eg ged asstereotypical ly  geeky-Sta rTre k post e r s, video games and comic books - or with  ob jects  tha t the sur vey s foun d t o  be ne utral-  coff ee  mu g s , pla n t sand  a rt posters . Thi rty-n in e co llege s tudents spent a fe w  mi nutes in theroo m, t h e nfil l ed out  a que s t ionnaire on the ir attitud es to ward compu t ersc ience.Women w ho sp e nt time  in the g eeky room  r epor t e d l ess intere st in co mputer sc i encet ha n wom enwho sa wthe  neut ral ro o m.For m ale st ud ents,howev er , the ro om's décor made no diff erence . Infol low-up te sts ,  atotal of215students w ere  as ked t o i m agine  the y  w ere joini ng e i ther a ge e ki lyd e co rated or an e u tra lly d eco r ated c ompa ny after graduati o n. For every p ossi b l e s cen a rio,  w omen preferred  th en o n-geekysp ace. "It'sa consis te n t eff ect,"Cherya n says. " Th e  envir onme ntcan commu nic at e  a sens eof belong ing,  b ut italso c o mmun i c ates a sense ofexclu s i on, o r  asense  t hat thi s  isnot a plac e where I w ould f it i n."

Cherya nand co -re se archers be l ieve that  by c reating  m oreneu tral a ppea r i ng sp aces  w ill  help com b a ts te re o typ es a nd im pr ovediversity in the c omp u ter sci en cef i eld.
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....initial() is_for initializing_the variables(ports etc.) and_proceed() function_for_do some_operational_work at each_looping cycle.Now make_a list what all_going to need,_all_the input parameters you need, and also output params. also.....Now its time to step_up_for writing_our_own_Arduino Library for the above_needed operation....Arduino may be build_up in_JAVA, but its programing syntax is very similar_to_C++.To build the_library you are required to create two files, one_with extension.h & other.cpp.In the.h(Header file),_you need to_write_as_the following.... Is the_"geeky" image of computer science turning_women off to the field? A_new scientific study thinks so - but_are the forces creating the gender_gap in technology really just_the perception_of comic books and video_games?


Wired summarizes the_study, found_in the December_Journal of Personality and Social Psychology._Lead author and_research Sapna Cheryan had an interesting_question_- if people_can_base_their perceptions_of another person_on_the items_found_in their bedroom, would the same_type_of reasoning apply in a classroom setting?_Cheryan and her team_quickly_set up an experiment:

Cheryan_and colleagues tested this idea_by alternately decorating a computer science_classroom with_objects that_earlier surveys pegged as stereotypically geeky-Star Trek posters, videogames and comic_books - or with objects that_the surveys found to_be neutral-_coffee_mugs, plants and_art_posters. Thirty-nine_college students spent a few minutes in_the room,_then filled out a questionnaire on_their attitudes toward computer_science._Women who spent time in the_geeky room reported less interest in_computer science than women who_saw_the_neutral room. For male students,_however, the room's décor made no_difference. In follow-up_tests, a total of 215 students were_asked_to imagine they were joining either_a_geekily decorated or a neutrally decorated_company_after_graduation. For every possible scenario,_women preferred the non-geeky space. "It's_a consistent effect," Cheryan says. "The environment can communicate_a sense of_belonging, but it also communicates_a_sense_of exclusion, or a sense that this is not a_place where_I would fit_in."


Cheryan and co-researchers believe that by creating more neutral appearing_spaces will help combat stereotypes and improve_diversity in the computer science field.

Cheryan is