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Arduino: The Complete Beginner’s Guide To Programming Arduino

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Arduino is a simple-to-learn, open-source platform for prototyping with software and hardware. It has a micro-controller, which is a programmable circuit board, and an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), where programmers can write computer code then upload it to the board.

This in-depth book, The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Programming Arduino, will teach you all you need to know about this exciting prospect, through chapters that include information

If you are starting out in computer programming, then Arduino could well be the one that will suit you the best. Perfect for complete beginner’s, this book will ensure that you will quickly have a working knowledge of the system that will expand as you learn.

Arduino is a great place for novices to learn their trade and with The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Programming Arduino you can do it even faster!

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90 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 9, 2018

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Bruce Berke

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June 30, 2018
The author really needs to edit and proofread his work and/or have an editor review prior to publishing. It appears from the writing that English is not the author's primary language or his ability to write technical material needs to mature. There are many places where grammar is incorrect, tense changes mid-sentence, etc. Nearly ever paragraph had some issues with missing conjunctions and other parts of speech. For me, it read more like a translated book then one that was written for English readers.

I also felt that some of the sections were simply overviews that lacked any depth of information for a new person to the Arduino platform. There were some good samples and examples, but I would have like the author to spend more time thinking as if he were a beginner to the product and write to this level. It was a good primer or overview if you can get past all the issues with his writing.
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