Use the NTCReader for your NTC sensor

1/*
2 * NTCReader,
3 *          By Giacomo Martinelli
4 * Released   on 28 june 2022
5*/
6#include <NTCReader.h>
7
8NTCReader ntc(A0, 2);//The   first value is the Analog pin of the NTC and the second is the mw/dec C.
9                     //You   can find this value on the datasheet(if you don't have them, i reccomend put 6).                 
10void setup() {
11  ntc.setR(10000.0); //You can manipulate   Resistor and input volt based on your need(Data Type: double)
12  ntc.setV(5.0);//Those   values are the default values 
13  Serial.begin(9600);//Activate the Serial port   at 9600 baud rate to print our data
14}
15
16void loop() {
17  //print current   temperature, max and min registered on this session
18  Serial.print("Temperature:   ");
19  Serial.println(ntc.read());
20  Serial.print("Max=");
21  Serial.print(ntc.getMax());
22   Serial.print("  Min=");
23  Serial.println(ntc.getMin());
24  delay(1000);
25}

1/*
2 * NTCReader,
3 *          By Giacomo Martinelli
4 * Released  on 28 june 2022
5*/
6#include <NTCReader.h>
7
8NTCReader ntc(A0, 2);//The  first value is the Analog pin of the NTC and the second is the mw/dec C.
9                     //You  can find this value on the datasheet(if you don't have them, i reccomend put 6).                
10void setup() {
11  ntc.setR(10000.0); //You can manipulate  Resistor and input volt based on your need(Data Type: double)
12  ntc.setV(5.0);//Those  values are the default values 
13  Serial.begin(9600);//Activate the Serial port  at 9600 baud rate to print our data
14}
15
16void loop() {
17  //print current  temperature, max and min registered on this session
18  Serial.print("Temperature:  ");
19  Serial.println(ntc.read());
20  Serial.print("Max=");
21  Serial.print(ntc.getMax());
22  Serial.print("  Min=");
23  Serial.println(ntc.getMin());
24  delay(1000);
25}