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LCD in Arduino

In this project we have a 16*2 LCD with Arduino. There are some special simple commands if you want to write a statement in LCD. First you have to add #include <LiquidCrystal.h> library for using LCD and then by some simple commands as described in the program you can write on it.



here is the program in Arduino:

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