The Wiring environment is written in C/C++ and the Processing environment is written in Java so there are many similarities between these two languages. Large distinctions occur with arrays declaration, loops syntax and the printing command. Wiring is used to create programs that run in the Wiring hardware. Processing is used to create programs that run on a PC. |
Wiring | C |
int x = 70; // Initialize x = 30; // Change value |
int x = 70; // Initialize x = 30; // Change value |
float x = 70.0; x = 30.0; |
float x = 70.0; x = 30.0; |
int[] a = {5, 10, 11}; // Create an array a[0] = 12; // Reassign |
int[] a = {5, 10, 11}; // Create an array |
int a[8]; // Declare a[0] = 1; // Initialize |
int[] a = new int[8]; // Declare a[0] = 1; // Initialize |
int *a = new int[8]; // Declare a[0] = 1; // Initialize |
int[] a = new int[8]; // Declare |
Wiring | C |
void setup() { void loop() { |
void setup() { void draw() { |
for(int a=45; a<=55; a++) { // Statements } |
for(int a=45; a<=55; a++) { // Statements } |
if(c==1) { // Statements } |
if(c==1) { // Statements } |
if(c!=1) { // Statements } |
if(c!=1) { // Statements } |
if(c < 1) { // Statements } |
if(c < 1) { // Statements } |
if(c >= 1) { // Statements } |
if(c >= 1) { // Statements } |
if((c >= 1) && (c < 20)) { // Statements } |
if((c >= 1) && (c < 20)) { // Statements } |
if(c >= 20) { |
if(c >= 20) { // Statements 1 } else if (c == 0) { // Statements 2 } else { // Statements 3 } |
Wiring | C |
// Comment |
// Comment |
void doIt(int x) { // Statements } doIt(x); |
void doIt(int x) { // Statements } doIt(x); |
int square(int x) { return x*x; } square(X); |
int square(int x) { return x*x; } square(X); |
Wiring | C |
Serial.println("hello world"); |
println("hello world"); |
int a = 55; Serial.print(a, DEC); |
int a = 55; print(a); |
int a = 55; Serial.print("a is "); Serial.print(a, DEC); |
int a = 55; print("a is " + a); |