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I’ve got a question about this code I’ve attached please- would it be correct to read it like this:

After defining the variable temperature and humidity and assigning measurement_timestamp to millis(), an if loop first checks if millis - measurement_timestamp < 3000 unsigned long (which doesn’t make sense to me) and then if a reading is read, it = true?

Is this correct please?

Code:

static bool measure_environment( float *temperature, float *humidity ) { static unsigned long measurement_timestamp = millis( );

/* Measure once every four seconds. */ if( millis( ) - measurement_timestamp > 3000ul ) { if( dht_sensor.measure( temperature, humidity ) == true ) { measurement_timestamp = millis( ); return( true ); } }

return( false ); }

I’ve got a question about this code I’ve attached please- would it be correct to read it like this:

After defining the variable temperature and humidity and assigning measurement_timestamp to millis(), an if loop first checks if millis - measurement_timestamp < 3000 unsigned long (which doesn’t make sense to me) and then if a reading is read, it = true?

Is this correct please?

Code:

static bool measure_environment( float *temperature, float *humidity )
{
  static unsigned long measurement_timestamp = millis( );

  /* Measure once every four seconds. */
  if( millis( ) - measurement_timestamp > 3000ul )
  {
    if( dht_sensor.measure( temperature, humidity ) == true )
    {
      measurement_timestamp = millis( );
      return( true );
    }
  }

  return( false );
}

I’ve got a question about this code I’ve attached please- would it be correct to read it like this:

After defining the variable temperature and humidity and assigning measurement_timestamp to millis(), an if loop first checks if millis - measurement_timestamp < 3000 unsigned long (which doesn’t make sense to me) and then if a reading is read, it = true?

Is this correct please?

Code: /*

• Poll for a measurement, keeping the state machine alive. Returns
• true if a measurement is available. */ static bool measure_environment( float *temperature, float *humidity ) { static unsigned long measurement_timestamp = millis( );

/* Measure once every four seconds. */ if( millis( ) - measurement_timestamp > 3000ul ) { if( dht_sensor.measure( temperature, humidity ) == true ) { measurement_timestamp = millis( ); return( true ); } }

return( false ); }

I’ve got a question about this code I’ve attached please- would it be correct to read it like this:

After defining the variable temperature and humidity and assigning measurement_timestamp to millis(), an if loop first checks if millis - measurement_timestamp < 3000 unsigned long (which doesn’t make sense to me) and then if a reading is read, it = true?

Is this correct please?

Code:

static bool measure_environment( float *temperature, float *humidity ) { static unsigned long measurement_timestamp = millis( );

/* Measure once every four seconds. */ if( millis( ) - measurement_timestamp > 3000ul ) { if( dht_sensor.measure( temperature, humidity ) == true ) { measurement_timestamp = millis( ); return( true ); } }

return( false ); }

I’ve got a question about this code I’ve attached please- would it be correct to read it like this:

After defining the variable temperature and humidity and assigning measurement_timestamp to millis(), an if loop first checks if millis - measurement_timestamp < 3000 unsigned long (which doesn’t make sense to me) and then if a reading is read, it = true?

Is this correct please?

I’ve got a question about this code I’ve attached please- would it be correct to read it like this:

After defining the variable temperature and humidity and assigning measurement_timestamp to millis(), an if loop first checks if millis - measurement_timestamp < 3000 unsigned long (which doesn’t make sense to me) and then if a reading is read, it = true?

Is this correct please?

Code: /*

• Poll for a measurement, keeping the state machine alive. Returns
• true if a measurement is available. */ static bool measure_environment( float *temperature, float *humidity ) { static unsigned long measurement_timestamp = millis( );

/* Measure once every four seconds. */ if( millis( ) - measurement_timestamp > 3000ul ) { if( dht_sensor.measure( temperature, humidity ) == true ) { measurement_timestamp = millis( ); return( true ); } }

return( false ); }