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Modules in FG interface are Object Class , as like a map, to build a new object. You have learned about '''HT16K33''' and '''MCP23017''' classes, they are Modules, special Modules named in FG Interface world '''Devices'''. I made this difference to split and make the difference between switch , displays .. etc and the hardware driver chip.<br />
Modules in FG interface are Object Class , as like a map, to build a new object. You have learned about '''HT16K33''' and '''MCP23017''' classes, they are Modules, special Modules named in FG Interface world '''Devices'''. I made this difference to split and make the difference between switch , displays .. etc and the hardware driver chip.<br />
All Modules Classes are loaded into the interface, ready to be used and can be requested with the '''getModule()''' Interface Method.
All Modules Classes are loaded into the interface, ready to be used and can be requested with the '''getModule()''' Interface Method.