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Getting Started with Tufty 2040

By Pimoroni

Learn how to program Tufty 2040 with MicroPython and Thonny.

Intro to Python for Makers (Part 6) - Classes and Objects
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Intro to Python for Makers (Part 6) - Classes and Objects

By Maker.io Staff

Python supports multiple programming paradigms which you can follow when writing your programs. Learn how to write object-oriented programs in Python.

Intro to Python for Makers Part 5 Custom Functions
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Intro to Python for Makers (Part 5) - Custom Functions

By Maker.io Staff

This article teaches you how to build custom functions that you can call to keep your code organized and clean.

Intro to Python Programming Part 4 Call Functions and If Statements
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Intro to Python Programming (Part 4) - Call Functions and If-Statements

By Maker.io Staff

Part four of the Intro to Python series discusses how to call functions and how to use if-statements and various loops when writing programs in Python.

Intro to Python Programming (Part 3) - Python Lists
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Intro to Python Programming (Part 3) - Python Lists

By Maker.io Staff

This article introduces you to the Python list and arrays, which allow multiple values to be stored within a single variable.

Intro to Python Programming (Part 2) - Python Interpreters
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Intro to Python Programming (Part 2) - Python Interpreters

By Maker.io Staff

This article explains variables and simple operations, and it also demonstrates how to use the interpreter for quick prototyping.

Intro to Python Programming (Part 1) - Getting Started
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Intro to Python Programming (Part 1) - Getting Started

By Maker.io Staff

Python has become a popular programming language, and this six-part guide will help you get up and running so you can employ Python in your projects.

Raspberry Pi Launches Pico Board Featuring Their Own Silicon
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Raspberry Pi Launches Pico Board Featuring Their Own Silicon

By Nate_Larson

The Raspberry Pi Pico dev board features the RP2040 microcontroller, a dual core ARM Cortex-M0+ designed in house by Raspberry Pi and runs at up to 133 MHz.