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ECE243 Polling Lab

Polling Lab You implement a “catch the numbers” game random numbers scroll to the left 1 per second player clears each number by pressing its key game over if a number scrolls too far too far = 51 numbers to the left

Implementation Devices you will use: UART/serial device and connection to host PC timer (for 1 second delay) random number generator function (provided) keyboard input (polling) terminal output (polling) terminal control escape sequences

Terminal Control Escape Sequences Eg: NOTE: ASCII for <ESC> is 0x1B (one character)