دانلود کتاب راهنمای رسمی رزبری پای (Raspberry Pi) برای مبتدیان، نحوه استفاده از کامپیوتر جدیدتان

Raspberry Pi is a remarkable device: a fully functional computer in a tiny, low-cost package. Whether you’re looking for a device you can use to browse the web or play games, are interested in learning how to write your own programs, or are looking to create your own circuits and physical devices, Raspberry Pi — and its amazing community — will support you every step of the way. Raspberry Pi is known as a single-board computer, which means exactly what it sounds like: it’s a computer, just like a desktop, laptop, or smartphone, but built on a single printed circuit board. Like most singleboard computers, Raspberry Pi is small, but that doesn’t mean it’s not powerful: a Raspberry Pi can do anything a bigger and more power-hungry computer can do, from browsing the web and playing games to driving other devices. The Raspberry Pi family was born from a desire to encourage more handson computer education around the world. Its creators, who joined together to form the non-profit Raspberry Pi Foundation, had little idea that it would prove so popular: the few thousand built to test the waters in 2012 sold out immediately, and more than 60 million have been shipped all over the world in the years since. These boards have found their way into homes, classrooms, offices, data centres, factories, and even self-piloting boats and satellites. Various models of Raspberry Pi have been released since the original Model B, each bringing either improved specifications or features specific to a particular use-case. The Raspberry Pi Zero family, for example, is a tiny version of the full-size Raspberry Pi which drops a few features — in particular the multiple USB ports and wired network port — in favour of a significantly smaller layout and reduced power requirements. All Raspberry Pi models have one thing in common, though: they’re compatible, meaning that most software written for one model will run on any other model. It’s even possible to take the very latest version of Raspberry Pi’s operating system and run it on an original pre-launch Model B prototype. It will run more slowly, it’s true, but it will still run. Throughout this book you’ll learn about Raspberry Pi 4, 5, as well as the Raspberry Pi 400, 500, 500+, and Zero 2 W. Everything you learn can be easily applied to other models in the Raspberry Pi family, so don’t worry if you’re using a different model or revision.