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An impedance that is non-zero during normal operation becoming very low
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arduino's pin number 7, isn't it dangerous without resistor?
Your hypothesis is correct: in input mode, the pins have very high impedance, somewhere along the range of 10s of mega ohms. So there will be little current flowing into pin 7, and it is OK to use it …
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