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Getting started with Raspberry Pi
In this project you will connect up a Raspberry Pi computer and find out what it can do. Note: this guide is an introduction to the Raspberry Pi computer, there are also detailed guides to Setting …
Demo Programs - Raspberry Pi
What you will learn By following this resource you will learn: How to use the command line interface How to navigate the file system How to compile code How to run code This resource …
Getting started with your Raspberry Pi Pico W
Connect your Raspberry Pi Pico W to a WLAN Here, you will learn to use MicroPython to connect your Raspberry Pi Pico W to a wireless local area network (WLAN), more commonly known as …
Using your Raspberry Pi
This will show you a labelled diagram of the GPIO pins, and some other information about your Raspberry Pi. Close the terminal window by clicking on the x in the top right-hand corner, or …
Getting started with Node-RED - Raspberry Pi
Scroll right down to the bottom of the list and you will see some nodes labelled Raspberry Pi. You will see two nodes with the label rpi gpio: these are the ones we will use to talk to the GPIO …
Physical Computing with Python - Raspberry Pi
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Getting started with the Sense HAT - projects.raspberrypi.org
Computer coding for kids, teenagers and young adults. Step-by-step instructions for 250+ free coding projects. Create games, animations, and more with code.
Time-lapse animations with a Raspberry Pi
Time-lapse photography uses multiple images taken over a long period of time, which are then stitched together to produce an animated sequence of images. If you’ve never seen a time …
Going Straight with PID - Raspberry Pi
This tutorial steps through adding encoders to a Raspberry Pi–powered robot, using Python to create a PID controller, tuning it to work with your robot, and using the GPIO Zero library to …