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Recommended readings

Raspberry Pi User Guide (Upton and Halfacree 2012). This book is coauthored
by the founder of the Raspberry Pi Foundation and provides a thorough
introduction to the functionality and usage of the Raspberry Pi.
Adventures in Raspberry Pi (Philbin 2017). Aimed at young adults and begin-
ners, this book provides a fun and interactive guide through various
Raspberry Pi projects, providing a practical application of computer sci-
ence concepts.
Getting Started with Raspberry Pi (Richardson and Wallace 2012). A great re-
source for those beginning their journey with the Raspberry Pi, offering
insights into set-up, programming, and hardware interaction.
Raspberry Pi Cookbook: Software and Hardware Problems and Solutions (Monk
2022). For users looking for a comprehensive guide that walks through
various software and hardware projects, Simon Monk’s cookbook proves
to be an invaluable resource.
Exploring Raspberry Pi: Interfacing to the Real World with Embedded Linux (Mol-
loy 2016). This book dives deep into interfacing, controlling, and manag-
ing real-world devices with the Raspberry Pi, bridging the gap between
embedded systems and the device.
Programming the Raspberry Pi: Getting Started with Python (Monk 2012). A
wonderful resource for those keen to explore the powerful combination
of Python programming and Raspberry Pi hardware, useful for various
applications including IoT, sensors, and more.
Raspberry Pi Projects for the Evil Genius (Norris 2013). For enthusiasts who en-
joy fun, challenging projects, this guide will walk you through several
innovative uses for the Raspberry Pi, allowing the exploration of its vast
capabilities.
The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner’s Guide (Halfacree 2020). Created by the
Raspberry Pi Foundation, this official guide helps beginners navigate
through the initial set-up, exploring the capabilities and features of the
Raspberry Pi.
Get Started with MicroPython on Raspberry Pi Pico (Halfacree and Everard
2021). RP2040, a microcontroller, is the heart of Raspberry Pi Pico, the
smallest board of the Raspberry Pi family, used for controlling connect-
ed hardware by writing programs in MicroPython.

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