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Programming ESP/NODEMCU with Arduino IDE

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Interfacing ESP boards with popular Arduino IDE

Programming the Raspberry Pi: A Newbie’s Impression

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Using MicroPython, we are going to create our very first programs for the Raspberry Pi.

Programming ATtiny MCUs Using Pre-Programmed Chips 

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In this guide to programming ATtiny MCUs, learn how you can program your MCU before assembly!

Programming Arduino Using Loops and the Map Function in BlocklyDuino

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In this tutorial, we are going to learn about FOR loop, WHILE loop, and the Map function of BlocklyDuino.

Programming Languages for EEs That Aren’t Worth Learning

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Unlike software developers, electrical engineers often use code to interact with the outside world; driving sensors, gathering data, powering motors, and other practical uses.

Attiny85 Programming

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Which Programming Language Should I Choose? Assessing Your Project Requirements

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Figure out which programming language you need by assessing your project's requirements with this easy method.

Which Programming Language Should I Choose? A Comparison of Compiled, Interpreted, and Byte-Code

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This article introduces and compares compiled, interpreted, and byte-code programming languages.