51 single chip microcomputer STC89C52 controls the LED water light to shift left (using bit operators)

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/*-----------------------Include header file area-------------------------*/

#include  //MCU header file 

/*-----------------------Function declaration area---------------------------*/ 

void delay(unsigned int xms); //delay function declaration

/*-----------------------Main function area-----------------------------*/

void main()

{

unsigned char i,j; //define unsigned character type variables i and j (range 0~255)

while(1) // Repeat the while loop program

{

i=0xFF; //assign value 1111 1111 to i

P2=i; //Assign the value of i to the P2 port 

delay(500); //delay 500ms

for(j=0;j<8;j++) // loop 8 times

{

i=i<<1; //Shift the value of i left by 1 bit (discard the high bit and fill the low bit with 0)

P2=i; //Assign the value of i to port P2

delay(500); //delay 500ms

}

}

/*----------------------------------------------------------------

Function name: delay

Function: Delay

Function parameter: xms is the delay time

Return value: None

----------------------------------------------------------------*/

void delay(unsigned int xms)

{

unsigned int i,j; //define unsigned integer variable i (range 0~65535)

for(i=xms;i>0;i--) //Execute xms times, i.e. delay x milliseconds

for(j=115;j>0;j--); //Delay 1ms (assign a delay value of 1ms to i, and when the loop body is empty, execute the i-- instruction 115 times for 1ms)

}


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