Raspberry Pi 4 Programming Made Simple For Beginners & Intermediates: A Comprehensive Guide On How To Setup and Work With The Latest Raspberry Pi 4 and Develop 20 Cool Raspberry Pi 4 Projects

by Craig Berg, Zack Berg

Are you considering purchasing the latest version of Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 4 or have probably purchased one and are curious to know how to make the most of it and possibly make out of this world custom projects? And are you looking for a beginner friendly guide that will hold you by the hand throughout the process until you can confidently make simple to moderately challenging projects to serve different purposes? If you’ve answered YES, keep reading... Whether you are new to programming or would like a small, efficient computer or server to help you with your business or other personal computer-related functions, then chances are that you’ve been interested in Raspberry Pi 4. From consuming very low power, being portable, having solid state storage and no noise to offering extension capabilities and so much more at a very low price, there’s a good reason why Raspberry Pi has become very popular among computer hobbyists and businesses. But like most people trying this mini-computer for the first time, you may have been asking yourself questions How does Pi work exactly? How is the Raspberry Pi 4 different from all the others before it and why should you have one? How do you set up the hardware or software? How do you operate it? Can it support this or that software? What can I use it for? ... Which means that you came to the right place! This beginners’ book is here with all the answers to these and many more similar questions, to make sure you understand and get the hang of your product as fast as possible, and make the most of it in no time!
…And much more! As you can expect, amateur tech enthusiasts are using Pi boards as file servers, media centers, routers, retro games consoles, network-level ad-blockers and so much more. That’s just as tiny bit of what you can achieve with this device, as there are hundreds of projects you can start with it. Raspberry Pi 4 is a faster version, so you can imagine how fun it would be to have such a small computer decoding 4K video, making faster network connections and enjoying faster storage through USB 3.0. Did you know that this Pi also supports two screens at once? Raspberry Pi is indeed great, but Raspberry Pi 4 is something else. To learn everything you need about it and get started on your first project as soon as today, simply scroll up and

168 pages, Paperback

Published October 30, 2020