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edited May 11, 2019 at 13:37

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Just make the the abstract method declaration before writing your code after the header files. #include<Arduino.h> void myfunction(); void setup(); void loop();

#include<Arduino.h> void myfunction(); void setup(); void loop();

After this you write your code in any order

Just make the the abstract method declaration before writing your code after the header files. #include<Arduino.h> void myfunction(); void setup(); void loop();

After this you write your code in any order

Just make the the abstract method declaration before writing your code after the header files.

#include<Arduino.h> void myfunction(); void setup(); void loop();

After this you write your code in any order

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answered May 11, 2019 at 13:10

user56580

Just make the the abstract method declaration before writing your code after the header files. #include<Arduino.h> void myfunction(); void setup(); void loop();

After this you write your code in any order