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All examples provided use Arduino UNO's digital pin 2 as the default connection to the DHT11 sensor's data pin. Modify this in the code if using a different pin.
- **[Read Humidity](examples/ReadHumidity)**
- **[Read Humidity](examples/ReadHumidity/ReadHumidity.ino)**
This example demonstrates how to simply read the humidity value from the DHT11 sensor and display it on the Arduino Serial Monitor. It's a basic introduction to using the library to get humidity data.
- **[Read Temperature and Humidity](examples/ReadTempAndHumidity)**
- **[Read Temperature and Humidity](examples/ReadTempAndHumidity/ReadTempAndHumidity.ino)**
A more comprehensive example that shows how to read both temperature and humidity values from the DHT11 sensor. Results are displayed on the Arduino Serial Monitor, giving users a complete view of the environment.
- **[Read Temperature](examples/ReadTemperature)**
- **[Read Temperature](examples/ReadTemperature/ReadTemperature.ino)**
Similar to the 'Read Humidity' example, but focused solely on reading and displaying the temperature value from the DHT11 sensor. It provides a straightforward way to monitor temperature using the library.
- **[Read Plot](examples/ReadPlot/)**
- **[Read Plot](examples/ReadPlot/ReadPlot.ino)**
A visually interactive example that uses the Arduino Serial Plotter to graphically display temperature and humidity data in real-time. This is perfect for those who want a visual representation and trend analysis of the sensor's readings.
## Error Handling