05-24-2024 12:03 PM
Guys i need help with homework, its says this:
05-24-2024 01:24 PM
This isn't a "do your homework for you" forum.
Also, this sounds like homework that you would normally get after getting several easier assignments to get started. This doesn't feel like a "1st day programming in LabVIEW" problem, this feels more like something you'd get towards the middle or end of the term.
If you had a specific question we'd be a lot more willing to assist, especially if you can show that you put in some amount of effort before posting here.
05-24-2024 01:28 PM - edited 05-24-2024 01:36 PM
@Aleksaaaaa wrote:Please someone help me i dont know how to do it, i dont even know how to start............
This should give you a good start. (Then also try to learn how to format pasted text into a more readable format when posting a questions.)
Note that the instructions are a bit tedious because it forces you HOW to do it rather than just telling you WHAT the program should do in a requirements document. It is unlikely that you really need a flat sequence, for example. Would you get deductions of you don't use one? In other parts, the instructions are incomplete because it does not define any timing or define the term "continuous". A flat sequence is a structure and incapable of printing anything.
05-24-2024 02:02 PM
05-24-2024 03:56 PM
Open LabVIEW, then go to Help menu on top of program home screen. There select to open an example and search for temperature. You can start with temperature monitoring project and modify that or create your own. If you haven't taken LabVIEW Core 1 I would highly suggest it as this will provide basic LabVIEW knowledge on simple tools.