Noob here bare with me please , still very new to coding and decided to go with python , and as i understood the best way to go on about learning coding is to start with simple projects , im trying to build a garden automation software , that runs on a raspberry pi , using a few sensors here and there , what i need the software to do is display sensor readings and be able to adjust water levels and lights , is that too complex for a begginer project ? and can python be used to create such a sofware ? and what do i use for the user interface creation ? i hope im not in the wrong place , my bad again if i am , and thanks in advance
im already on Pycharm , im i missing anything ? pretty new to coding , like … im still on Python for bigginners , im only good with hardware , is python and pycharm enough for what i have in mind ?
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ya I got the mistake you should download the python through this link: https://www.python.org/downloads/
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You can definitely use Python on a Raspberry Pi. I’d start by Googling some on how to set up and program on the Raspberry Pi with Python. I don’t have much firsthand experience, but Googling seems to indicate that this is very feasible.
i think the issue is putting what im looking for in words for google lol but im guessing programming the raspberry pi using python and getting to understand its i/o pins seems like a good place to start
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Right, I’d start with something along the lines of “Raspberry Pi with Python” and then you can refine the search once you get a sense of the fundamentals.
never thought putting a search thought into words would be that complex haha , but then again when i dont have the terminology i should expect that , ill look at this oneday and laugh , but for now ill shed a tear lol thanks a lot budd , appreciate the help
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Google is trickier than people think for technical stuff. Good luck!
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