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By Kevin McAleer, 2 Minutes
Welcome to Learning MicroPython for beginners. This course is aimed at people new to MicroPython and programming in general. It will take you through each concept step by step, provide examples of real code and explain how and why it works.
Learning MicroPython for beginners
In this course you will learn:
Hello World
After you have completed this course you will have a solid idea of the basics of MicroPython, and will be able to confidently write your own programs on your own MicroPython board.
This course will provide you with the solid foundation of MicroPython so you can go onto write programs to control robots and bring them to life with sensors and motors.
To take this course you will need:
New Keywords are introduced and explained, and are highlighted to help emphasise them.
For example keywords are highlighed inline with the course text like this.
this
Longer examples of code are hightlighted like this:
print('this is an example')
Important notes will be highlighted in sections like the two below:
This is a note Important notes are hightlighted like this
Important notes are hightlighted like this
Another aside Asides are also highlighed in sections, but in an alternative colour
Asides are also highlighed in sections, but in an alternative colour
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