Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and Making
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Arduino and Raspberry Pi are introduced as platforms for making and the maker movement. The document provides an overview of what Arduinos and Raspberry Pis are, how they are used, and resources for getting started with them. It also includes examples of blinking an LED with Arduino code and encourages the reader to try out demonstrations of each computing platform.
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