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Easiest way is to download their IDE (or use the web version) and code in C/C++. 32-bit ones also support Micropython and I think there have been ports of Node
by HeyLaughingBoy 7y ago
Easiest way is to download their IDE (or use the web version) and code in C/C++.
32-bit ones also support Micropython and I think there have been ports of Node.js, but I haven't looked into those.
- geomark 7y agoThere are also block-based coding IDEs. I have taught physical computing to primary school kids using it.