
Originally Posted by
skimask
Nope, he's got it right. It only gets goofy if you start using the # or the quotes or other modifiers. If you LED=1 then SEROUT xxxx , [LED], you'll send a binary value of %00000001, same thing on the receiving end. If you SERIN xxxx , [LED] and LED contains %00000001, then you've received LED=1.
Well then, here at Crownhill University, today I learned something 
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