Sayed, I'm not sure what you want to say but I think most questions are answered correctly.

Most of the questions are very short, too short, in other words you cannot make anything of it and that is because the person asking the question does not speak the language and his question is not understood.

You should not ask for a complete program because the person asking the question cannot change anything about it.
It is very difficult to put yourself in the programmer's way of thinking, otherwise you must already be a good programmer .

I also think that almost everything can already be found on this forum, you just have to make time to look for something and visit Ihor's Github wiki pages, there are many beautiful examples in it, you also have to spend some time there.

And you have to try a lot, it is a very easy programming language with a very good simulator.

Programming takes time and most people forget that.

...But that's my opinion ;)

to Sayed

There is a perfect way to learn LDmicro.
If LDmicro is not localized in your native language, then you can do it!
You can translate manual.txt into manual-xx.txt and it will be included in the next LDmicro release.
When you come across an incomprehensible explanation in the manual.txt, you can describe it deployed in detail. Either ask for more information or ask to rephrase it on the forum. New explanations will also be included in the manual.txt(manual-xx.txt) in the next LDmicro release.

That way we together can improve the LDmicro.
Are you agree?

My friend
If I repeat the question, I will not respond during the higher days, and sometimes there will be responses from people trying to do their best. The time must be divided, alternately, by the persons invited to respond to the master, the programmers.
thank you