For the Object-Oriented Programming with C

This project simulates a hydroponic system for tomato plants using C programming. The system allows users to input and monitor key environmental factors such as pH level, temperature, humidity, and nutrient requirements to ensure the optimal growth of tomatoes in a hydroponic setup.

Why was it created?

• To model a real-world hydroponic system using programming concepts.
• To apply structured programming techniques in C.
• To store and retrieve sensor-like data for environmental monitoring.

How does it work?

User Interface & Input Handling

• The program presents a menu where the user selects parameters to modify.
• The user inputs values for pH, temperature, light exposure, humidity, and nutrients.
• User Interface & Input HandlingThe program presents a menu where the user selects parameters to modify.The user inputs values for pH, temperature, light exposure, humidity, and nutrients.

Data Validation

• The system ensures correct ranges (e.g., pH must be between 5.5 and 6.5).
• If incorrect values are entered, the system prompts for re-entry.
• Data ValidationThe system ensures correct ranges (e.g., pH must be between 5.5 and 6.5).If incorrect values are entered, the system prompts for re-entry.

File Storage & Processing

• The collected data is stored in files for tracking and later retrieval.
• Information like light exposure time, humidity, and nutrients is saved.
• File Storage & ProcessingThe collected data is stored in files for tracking and later retrieval.Information like light exposure time, humidity, and nutrients is saved.

Microcontroller Pin Assignment (Conceptual)

• VCC & GND pins control light exposure variables.
• ADC7 & AVCC pins manage humidity inputs.
• Microcontroller Pin Assignment (Conceptual)VCC & GND pins control light exposure variables.ADC7 & AVCC pins manage humidity inputs.