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Arduino For Beginners: How to get the most of out of your Arduino, including Arduino basics, Arduino tips and tricks, Arduino projects and more!
Arduino For Beginners: How to get the most of out of your Arduino, including Arduino basics, Arduino tips and tricks, Arduino projects and more!
Arduino For Beginners: How to get the most of out of your Arduino, including Arduino basics, Arduino tips and tricks, Arduino projects and more!
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ARDUINO FOR BEGINNERS
 

The Arduino is a small computer, originally created in Italy.
It is small, functional, and most importantly affordable. It can be used for a wide range of projects, and is great fun for anyone to learn and use.

This guide covers the basics of the Arduino, includi

LanguageEnglish
Release dateApr 16, 2020
ISBN9781761034732
Arduino For Beginners: How to get the most of out of your Arduino, including Arduino basics, Arduino tips and tricks, Arduino projects and more!
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Matthew Oates

Matthew Oates is a naturalist, writer and poet who has been obsessed by Britain's butterflies since he was at school. Intimately acquainted with all Britain's native species, he has conducted most of his research on the Pearl-bordered Fritillary, Mountain Ringlet and Duke of Burgundy; his experiences are summarised in his 2015 book, In Pursuit of Butterflies. But no butterfly has entranced him as much as the elusive Purple Emperor – a butterfly we now understand much better thanks to his detailed and tireless observations, captured in His Imperial Majesty (Bloomsbury, 2020). Matthew retired from his post as National Specialist on Nature with the National Trust in 2018, and dedicated his retirement to ensuring the future of his favourite butterfly. He writes regularly for The Times Nature Notebook column and in magazines, and lives on the Gloucestershire–Wiltshire border.

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    Arduino For Beginners - Matthew Oates

    Table Of Contents

    Introduction

    CHAPTER 1: The Basics

    CHAPTER 2: Getting Started

    CHAPTER 3: Installing the Software

    CHAPTER 4: Building Basic Projects

    CHAPTER 5: Tips and Tricks

    Conclusion

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    Introduction

    I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, Arduino For Beginners.

    This book contains helpful information about using your Arduino.

    You will learn about the different Arduino types, and the capabilities and restrictions of each. The Arduino is an affordable, yet powerful, computer system that has a large range of uses.

    This book will explain to you tips and techniques that will allow you to begin successfully understanding, using, and getting more out of your Arduino! This includes setting it up with different operating systems, writing code, and making cool and fun projects!

    The capabilities of your Arduino are virtually limitless. With the help of this guide, you will be well on your way to creating many different and fun projects with the power of your Arduino!

    Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it!

    CHAPTER 1: The Basics

    The world is increasingly becoming open-source. From the days when we had to rely on the product of proprietary businesses, we can now easily obtain products that can be molded to our specific needs without worrying about license issues and infringements.

    However, when the average man thinks of the term open source, he would most likely think of it as a piece of free software that can be used according to one’s wishes. However, the term open source is now no longer limited to the intangible—an Italian company

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