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Originally Posted by randalcr
What would you recommend using for teaching/learning how to program an arduino? Our team was looking at using some for a project, but nobody really knows much about the programming side of it.
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Start like I did. Buy an UNO board, go to
https://www.arduino.cc/, download the Arduino IDE and look at the example programs provided with the IDE. You may want to stop at Radio Shack and pick up a few LEDs, potentiometers, piezo speakers and a small breadboard with some wires and get to work. It's fun. Any questions you may have about Arduinos can probably be answered on the link provided above. Google "Arduino project's" for tons of neat ideas for using them in real world applications.
Need to learn C programming? Check out:
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/c-tutorial.html. they have a tutorial on the C programming language.