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Exercises to learn with Raspberry Pi
Create a memory game in Scratch involving jazzy jumpers.
Learn how to use pip on Windows to easily install useful Python software.
Learn how to use Git and GitHub from the command line on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows
In this resource you will learn how to make simple GUIs in Python
In this resource you will take your first steps with the programming language Python
Physical computing on the Raspberry Pi using Python
Learn how to push programs to your micro:bit using a Raspberry Pi
Get started with the Raspberry Pi camera module, using Python and picamera
Let your Sense HAT shine with pride
Learn how to create graphics with code in Processing
A guide to getting started with physical computing and Scratch
A guide on how to install Raspbian on an SD card using NOOBS, from any platform
Code the carol Twelve Days of Christmas using Sonic Pi.
Count down to Christmas with your Sense HAT!
Write a sentiment analysis program that can decide whether a Twitter user is naughty or nice.
Calculate the value of π (pronounced “Pi”) using the OctaPi distributed Raspberry Pi computer
Make and then break Enigma-encoded messages using your Raspberry Pi or OctaPi.
The world has been overrun with zombies. Create some literature for the zombies to read!
Use the GPS on your phone to make an outdoor zombie apocalypse game you can play with your friends.
Create a real map of your local area and mark on it the locations of supplies, bases, and zombies!
In this resource you will use the Google maps API to put open data onto a map using JavaScript
In this resource you will write a Python script to generate insults, Elizabethan-style.
Create a web page which can translate normal English text into pirate speak
Use Matplotlib to visualise weather stations around the world
In this resource you will explore SpaceCRAFT, a winning entry in the Astro Pi competion
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