@pranav the cap you are referring to is called a film capacitor, the value is 0.1uF. These capacitors are quite often used as noise filters in microcontroller based electronics. Since capacitors are transparent to AC signals, they strip the noise off voltage and signal lines and usually route them to Ground (negative reference) where it is dissipated.

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@pranav, you're always welcome here. The use of capacitors as noise filters is very useful. I normally always put a capacitor with voltage or ground just to avoid noise fluctuations. Even if ground or high from a voltage source fluctuate, this cause considerable damage to the functionality of a circuit, to avoid this, we use filtering capacitors. Also, don' forget to use Zener diodes of appropriate characteristics at voltage lines. These are just means of idiot-proofing a circuit and making it more and more rugged to survive different test conditions.

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