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Raspberry Pi 4 Quick Reference Handbook: A Crash Course for Beginners to Pro Raspberry Pi 4 Users
Do want to carry out some Unique Raspberry Pi 4 projects? Then read on... The Raspberry Pi is incredibly popular, and this is due to a good reason. It's a miniature computer that you can use to fulfil all your nerd dreams. However, it can be a bit difficult to get started in the IP subculture, as it requires quite a deep knowledge of hardware and software development. This book aims to make the process easier and help you understand everything you will have to do from the beginning to become an adept of Raspberry Pi. We will cover several topics such What is the Raspberry Pi How to set up the Raspberry Pi A general introduction to Raspberry Pi Python programming Different projects you can do with the Raspberry Pi And so much more. Don't wait any longer. Click the Buy Now with 1-Click to get this book to learn how to use the full potential of your Raspberry Pi 4.
149 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 22, 2020
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November 8, 2020
Worth a read.
This book is a more comprehensive insight into raspberry pi covering hardware and software, programming and add-on.
I would have given it 3.5 if I could, there are some formatting issues and some clear copy paste with proofreading. Some examples are in another language, which while still mostly understandable is not really a good look, it shows someone else's work is being used.
This is my second raspberry pi 4 book, and the better of the two.
This book is a more comprehensive insight into raspberry pi covering hardware and software, programming and add-on.
I would have given it 3.5 if I could, there are some formatting issues and some clear copy paste with proofreading. Some examples are in another language, which while still mostly understandable is not really a good look, it shows someone else's work is being used.
This is my second raspberry pi 4 book, and the better of the two.
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