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-====== Learning Arduino ======
-This guide will get you through learning the Arduino platform, regardless if you've had previous exposure to microcontrollers or not.
-====== Prerequisites ======
-If you've had previous exposure to microcontrollers you'll definitely feel at home. In fact, you might find it way easier that what you've had to do before.
-Otherwise, if you haven't, don't worry. You can get a great start with the Arduino platform and use it to start building your foundational knowledge about microcontrollers.
-Make sure you've read through the following pages:
-[[ embedded systems ]] \\
-[[ Arduino Introduction ]]
-====== A Word of Caution ======
-The Arduino does tend to abstract many things - it's important to understand that the inner workings of the Arduino are not that magical. There is a deep pool of EE-related knowledge underneath that abstraction that you can understand if you take the time to carefully consider what is happening.
-Refer back to the embedded systems concepts you covered earlier when you get confused conceptually.
-====== Tasks ======
-  - Go through the [[ Arduino Setup ]] guide to make sure you're all set up.
-  - [[ Bare Minimum ]]
-  - [[ Blink ]]
-  - [[ Blink without delay ]]
-====== Help ======
-Things might still be confusing at this point - [[ https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Foundations | this page ]] might help clear up some things. It might be your benefit to skim through some of those materials.
-Also, if in doubt - as for clarification or help! Other teams may be available, your mentors are there to help you and the leadership team is always there.