Yes you might say
Do you have 2$?
if yes, go to small electronics shop and buy cheapest FM radio which contains this chip.
but i cannot and i must build the reveicer for narrow or wide modulation so i think an 8052 is the best option.
plz can anyone help me to make the hardest first step. i have never written any code and need to know where to start.
plz can anyone help me to make the hardest first step. i have never written any code and need to know where to start. first get rid of the uttely stupid SMS abbreviations it is spelled 'please' not "screw you" second decide if you want to do assembler or C third study "the bible" fourth regardless of second learn the '51 assembler fifth if you chose C in second learn C on the PC sixth work through the "getting started guide" seventh make a simple project eight make a slightly more complex project ninth ...
DO not skip any of the above steps, it will hurt you if you do.
with dilligence since you "have never written any code" you should be able to do something worthwhile in 2-6 months,
Erik
<quote> it is spelled 'please' not "screw you" <endquote>
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fyi it <bold>is<endbold> short for please
Learning programming is not trivial - in particular, it requires a great deal of attention to detail.
Did you not even notice in the preview that your <quote> and <bold> tags were not recognised by this forum?
Did you not notice that instructions for formatting Bold and Italic text are clearly given immediately above the box where you typed your message?
If you can't cope with simple instructions like this, you are going to find programming very trying!
only in the opinion of SMS idiots. What is wrong with using English.
If you entered your post from a cell[phone, it would be another story.