AT24C16

Looking at professional examples is a great way for a budding amateur to learn

if you do not have (developed) the skill to, at least in principle, develop the thing yourself, ANY error/misunderstanding/... will stun you.

The typical example is all the LCD/UART/... "sample codes" that have led to forum posts "why does this code not work for me?" simply because the downloaded code was used with a different clock speed.

There is no excuse for not knowing, at least, the basics before you start.

Erik

Looking at professional examples is a great way for a budding amateur to learn

if you do not have (developed) the skill to, at least in principle, develop the thing yourself, ANY error/misunderstanding/... will stun you.

The typical example is all the LCD/UART/... "sample codes" that have led to forum posts "why does this code not work for me?" simply because the downloaded code was used with a different clock speed.

There is no excuse for not knowing, at least, the basics before you start.

Erik

"... ANY error/misunderstanding/... will stun you."

Seeing code written by (purported) qualified engineers and finding the problems and/or figuring ways to improve things is another fine way to learn.

That initial seed of interest is important too.

The OP can't even manage (or hasn't even tried) to find the code - which is a simple matter of using google or any other internet search engine. I don't think that bodes well for his finding anything else within the code...

:-(