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LED binary counter with flash Programming

In this experiment we get a to implement flash programming to implement a LED counter on the DSP board of TI, we understood the basics of flash programming and proper use of JTAG.
In the given experiment, we utilized the on board LEDs to show the binary counting action happening, from 0-15 in binary.
Once the flash programming was done, even after the power was removed and external power source was used, the DSP board still contained and ran the same code, hence we saw that if we want the same code to run on the Board, without interruptions then Flash programming is our go-to choice.

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