monk_raspberrypi

Raspberry Pi starter kit

A Python-based Raspberry Pi project codebase for beginners and hobbyists to build projects with the microcontroller

Raspberry Pi code by Simon Monk for the book Programming Raspberry Pi: Getting Started with Python

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Language: Python
last commit: over 13 years ago
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