51 single chip microcomputer program - button control LED light

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#include
void Delay(unsigned int t); 
sbit key=P3^2;          //Corresponding to the s19 button on the MCU development board
 
void main (void)
{
while (1)   //After the function starts, it keeps checking whether the button is pressed
{
   if(key==0)              
{
unsigned char i;   //define an unsigned character type local variable i with a value range of 0~255
   P0=0x7f;          //Assign initial value, the first light on the right turns on
for(i=0;i<8;i++)   //Add a for loop, indicating that the program in the for loop braces is executed 8 times
{
 Delay(50000);
 P0>>=1;        //Move one position to the right.
 P0=P0|0x80;    //After right shift, the left end is automatically assigned 0, so this statement is required to assign 1
}
}
else
{
P0=0x00;
       }
   }   
}
 
 
void Delay(unsigned int t)
{
 while(--t);
}

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