Raspberry Pi users can now program Arduino boards directly from their devices

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You can now program your Arduino board using a Raspberry Pi. This method allows you to write and debug code for Arduino projects directly from the Raspberry Pi, which runs a full desktop operating system. To get started, install the Arduino IDE on your Raspberry Pi using the terminal. Connect your Arduino to the Raspberry Pi via USB, select your board and port in the IDE, and upload a sample program like Blink to test the connection. Once the upload is successful, the Arduino will blink an LED, indicating it is working. You can explore other sample projects and libraries within the Arduino IDE to enhance your programming experience.


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