You may have already run into some errors in modifying or writing your own code. Don't worry, studies have shown that almost half of all code 'compiles' result in an error!
The code below has some errors sprinkled in it. Before you run the code, read through it and look for the errors, called bugs. Can you find them? Try to fix each one and then see if the code runs.
Here's what was wrong with the first bug hunt:
1) The first digitalWrite() function is missing a semicolon (;) at the end of the line.
2) The first delay is using a bracket ([) instead of an opening parentheses.
3) The second digitalWrite() function is using all capital letters for the word 'write'.
Bugs can be difficult to find, but most of the time, they are a simple error! Keep at it and learn to slowly comb through your code using the error messages from the code window to find the problems.
