Learn How to Build Your Own Games and Robots with Arduino – IGN Nordic

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Featuring six entire courses - usually costing $149.99 each - covering more than thirty hours of project-based training, this will teach you everything you need to know to start creating with Arduino, the innovative open-source programming platform that allows you to build interactive electronic objects - from apps to wearables, and even robots.

The great thing about Arduino is that thanks to these easy to follow courses, you can start tinkering with electronics with just some basic programming knowledge. Even if youre a beginner, this bundle kicks off with a useful three-part deep dive into the platform, so you have the fundamentals down on various boards, running your first program, and even working with hands-on projects.

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