GG. There was this last bit as part of the activity that I could never get working. While going through this course, there weren’t really any solutions to this one section I was struggling with and the instructions were pretty vague. Even going as far as asking AI to “solve” my problem for me when I gave up, it explained that I was missing a huge amount of files and tried to implement those itself… it failed. Although, what it was trying to do seemed definitely beyond me and this C++ basics course. I won’t lie that the course taught me some valuable information about C++ though. It’s just a shame that I can’t finish this project (20hr worth of programming alone. AI as a teacher to actually explain the concepts might even double that ;-; for Stardance and ship it for some sweet points, but it was a great start. I’m going to set off working on electronics now that I have the C++ fundamentals down, but I’m pretty sure arduino c++ won’t be needing a lot of this lol. I think my next project will be the Awesome Micropad as a good starting point to electronics. I already know CAD so at least that part should be smooth. I’m gonna make the greatest micropad ever and hopefully if I can turn it into a functional servo programmer, that’d be hitting two birds with one stone! But at least I can finally close this C++ project with a devlog!