Where Can I Find Resources to Learn Arduino?

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Hi everyone. Could you give me textbook or another resources to learn Arduino? Thankss
 
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Hi everyone. Could you give me textbook or another resources to learn Arduino? Thankss
Have you done any research? You might try a web search using "learn Arduino".
 
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So far I found like youtube video. But, I want something more, like there is a curriculum or a handy textbook maybe..
 
Or, learning through making arduino project is the way I can learn Arduino? Because there are so many tutorial projects Arduino..
 
The best method is to buy a cheap Arduino kit and then work through a tutorial project. This is very much a case where "learning by doing" is the best approach
 
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Well then, is there any forum talking about Arduino project? In case I have bug in my learning process.
 
Have you looked at the main Arduino page (arduino.cc)?
It has been quite a while since I last did anything with an Arduino, but when I did the Forum was quite good.
 
NO I have not. Well, thanks for the suggestion..
 
You could download the software that goes with a starter kit to get an idea of how easy you might find it - here is the page for the popular Elegoo kit available in many countries on Amazon, I am afraid the one that goes with the official Arduino starter kit is only available if you purchase it.
 
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Many Arduino books to chose from on Amazon.
 
One way to learn a new skill is to think of a project that you would like to do and begin learning all the things necessary to achieve that goal. IMO this is a little better than just working through a bunch of projects of which may be of little value to you and uninteresting. With a definite goal, you have an impetus to learn more effectively.

Arduino being a microcontroller is usually used with associated electronics to perform some task. So you will probably need to learn some electronics too.

What do you want to do with an Arduino?