IR sensor +3 color LEDs

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I didn't use the average code, actually I didn't know there's an average code until Yury mentioned about it.
Somehow my LEDs wouldn't flicker a lot.
So here is my code. It is quite simple.
Basically I just change the on and off status of each LED in different ranges.

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/*
*New Arduino hooked-up to 3 different Super-Bright LEDs.
*Program the 3 LEDs to turn on/off individually depending on distance of hand.
*Tzumei M. Hsiao
*/

// Analog pin settings
int irIn = 3;    // the IR sensor connected to the analog pin 3


// Digital pin settings
int redLED = 9;   // LEDs connected to digital pins 9, 10 and 11
int blueLED = 10;  //   (Connect cathodes to digital ground)
int greenLED = 11; 

// Values
int irVal = 0;   // the variable to store the input from the IR sensor
int redVal = 0;   // the variable to store the value of red LED
int greenVal = 0;  // the variable to store the value of green LED
int blueVal = 0;  // the variable to store the value of blue LED


// Variables for comparing values between loops
int i = 0;            // Loop counter
int wait = (1000);    // Delay between most recent pot adjustment and output


int sens         = 3; // Sensitivity threshold, to prevent small changes in
                      // IR sensor values from triggering false reporting
// FLAGS
int PRINT = 1; // Set to 1 to output values


void setup()
{
  pinMode(redLED, OUTPUT);   // sets the digital pins as output
  pinMode(blueLED, OUTPUT);   
  pinMode(greenLED, OUTPUT);
  Serial.begin(9600);     // Open serial communication for reporting
}

void loop()
{
  i += 1; // Count loop

  irVal = analogRead(irIn);  // read input pins, convert to 0-255 scale
  if (irVal < 300)//if (irVal<341)
  {
    redVal= 255;
    greenVal= 1;
    blueVal= 1;
  }//end of if
  else if (irVal< 600)//else if (irVal< 682)
  {
    redVal= 1;
    greenVal= 1;
    blueVal= 255;
  }//end of else if
  else
  {
    redVal= 1;
    greenVal= 255;
    blueVal= 1;
  }//end of else

  analogWrite(redLED, redVal);    // Send the new value to LEDs
  analogWrite(blueLED, blueVal);
  analogWrite(greenLED, greenVal);

  if (i % wait == 0)                // If enough time has passed...
  {   
    if ( irVal > sens )   // If old and new values differ
                                                  // above sensitivity threshold
    {
      if (PRINT)                    // ...and if the PRINT flag is set...
      {
        Serial.print("The value of IR sensor: ");        // ...then print the values.
        Serial.print(irVal);         

        PRINT = 0;
      }
    } 
    else
    {
      PRINT = 1;  // Re-set the flag   
    }


  }
}