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    The document defines the pin connections and timing parameters for an Arduino-controlled traffic light and pedestrian crossing. It initializes the pin modes and states, then the main loop checks the button state to trigger light changes and cycles through the different states of the car and pedestrian lights based on preset time intervals, toggling the appropriate pins high or low accordingly.

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    The document defines the pin connections and timing parameters for an Arduino-controlled traffic light and pedestrian crossing. It initializes the pin modes and states, then the main loop checks the button state to trigger light changes and cycles through the different states of the car and pedestrian lights based on preset time intervals, toggling the appropriate pins high or low accordingly.

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    The document defines the pin connections and timing parameters for an Arduino-controlled traffic light and pedestrian crossing. It initializes the pin modes and states, then the main loop checks the button state to trigger light changes and cycles through the different states of the car and pedestrian lights based on preset time intervals, toggling the appropriate pins high or low accordingly.

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    // Define pin numbers for LEDs and pushbutton

    const int carRed = 13;

    const int carYellow = 12;

    const int carGreen = 11;

    const int pedRed = 3;

    const int pedGreen = 2;

    const int buttonPin = 7;

    // Define time intervals for each state (in milliseconds)

    const long carRedTime = 45000;

    const long carYellowTime = 15000;

    const long carGreenTime = 45000;

    const long pedGreenTime = 45000;

    // Define initial states for traffic lights and pedestrian light

    int carState = 0; // 0 = red, 1 = green, 2 = yellow

    int pedState = 0; // 0 = red, 1 = green

    int buttonState = 0;

    int lastButtonState = 0;

    unsigned long lastCarTime = 0;

    unsigned long lastPedTime = 0;

    void setup() {

    pinMode(carRed, OUTPUT);

    pinMode(carYellow, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(carGreen, OUTPUT);

    pinMode(pedRed, OUTPUT);

    pinMode(pedGreen, OUTPUT);

    pinMode(buttonPin, INPUT_PULLUP); // internal pull-up resistor to avoid floating pin

    void loop() {

    // Check button state

    buttonState = digitalRead(buttonPin);

    if (buttonState == LOW && lastButtonState == HIGH) {

    // Pedestrian has pressed the button, so switch car traffic light to red

    carState = 0;

    lastCarTime = millis(); // reset car timer

    lastButtonState = buttonState;

    // Check car traffic light state

    switch (carState) {

    case 0: // red

    digitalWrite(carRed, HIGH);

    digitalWrite(carYellow, LOW);

    digitalWrite(carGreen, LOW);

    if (millis() - lastCarTime >= carRedTime) {

    // Switch to yellow

    carState = 1;
    lastCarTime = millis(); // reset car timer

    break;

    case 1: // yellow

    digitalWrite(carRed, LOW);

    digitalWrite(carYellow, HIGH);

    digitalWrite(carGreen, LOW);

    if (millis() - lastCarTime >= carYellowTime) {

    // Switch to green

    carState = 2;

    lastCarTime = millis(); // reset car timer

    break;

    case 2: // green

    digitalWrite(carRed, LOW);

    digitalWrite(carYellow, LOW);

    digitalWrite(carGreen, HIGH);

    if (millis() - lastCarTime >= carGreenTime) {

    // Switch to yellow

    carState = 3;

    lastCarTime = millis(); // reset car timer

    break;

    case 3: // yellow

    digitalWrite(carRed, LOW);
    digitalWrite(carYellow, HIGH);

    digitalWrite(carGreen, LOW);

    if (millis() - lastCarTime >= carYellowTime) {

    // Switch to red

    carState = 0;

    lastCarTime = millis(); // reset car timer

    break;

    // Check pedestrian traffic light state

    if (carState == 0 || carState == 3) {

    // Car traffic light is red or yellow, so pedestrian light should be green

    digitalWrite(pedRed, LOW);

    digitalWrite(pedGreen, HIGH);

    if (millis() - lastPedTime >= pedGreenTime) {

    // Switch to red

    pedState = 0;

    lastPedTime = millis(); // reset pedestrian timer

    } else {

    // Car traffic light is green, so pedestrian light should be red

    digitalWrite(pedRed, HIGH);

    digitalWrite(pedGreen, LOW);

    pedState = 1; // set pedestrian state to green to avoid false button trigger

    }
    }

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