Before you start to write Code 402, you need to install a software called the Arduino working on both
Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
It means integrated development underlayment, very basic.
But the original idea contains a text editor so you can write code.
It also contains a computer and can upload a decompiled code directly to your Arduino board.
And that's not all.
You also get all sorts of tools and utilities to make your life much simpler.
So in the following lessons, I will show you how to install the Arduino, how to set it up to have
a better experience when using your Arduino and how to connect it to your own out in the world for this
section, you will just need the original board and the USB cable, no other component.
Also, as you can follow, this goes without buying any hardware.
I will show you how to set up and run a simulation using the free online tool Jinko Card.
And let's get started.