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Recommended readings
20 Easy Raspberry Pi Projects: Toys, Tools, Gadgets, and More! (Santos and San-
tos 2018). A good starting point if you want to learn about LEDs, dis-
plays, sensors, cameras, web applications, and games and toys. The book
is suitable for beginners as you do not need any previous knowledge, ex-
cept a keen interest in the world of electronics and programming. Most
projects are based on Raspberry Pi 3.
Hacking Electronics: Learning Electronics with Arduino and Raspberry Pi (Monk
2017). For those who want to equip themselves with the skills needed to
understand and use Arduino microcontroller boards.
Learning Python with Raspberry Pi (Bradbury and Everard 2014). When the
book was published, the authors claimed that Python was one of the
world’s top programming languages. This is an excellent companion for
anyone wishing to learn how to program on the Raspberry Pi. The book
is packed with examples and usable source code.
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