Raspberry Pi: A Step By Step Guide For Beginners Paperback – March 13, 2018

Must read book the beginners to get introduced with raspberry pi and got the proper understanding how to use this little device on it's best i really appreciate the way author has provided all the details about raspberry pi from starting to set up and download as well as how to program it with its full potential and use it effectively for the best result.The author has also provided the most useful tools and some different projects that can be easily programmed using a raspberry pi and also a basic operation of Arduino board and how to make amazing projects using the raspberry pi and Arduino.

First off Chapter 18 is about the DC-10 plane and nothing to do about Raspberry PI.It's very basic and grammar and sentence structure looks like it was run through a online translator to English.Overall very disappointing.

This book is poorly written. One chapter is about the Douglas aircraft company and had nothing to do with the Raspberry Pi device. Many formatting and spelling mistakes. Save your money on this one.

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This book is nothing more than a poorly copied version of what is available on the RaspberryPi.org site. Spelling and grammatical errors throughout. I have some experience in Linux, but I could not decipher any of the code examples in the book. Have you ever heard someone say that a book is not worth the paper it was printed on? This is that book.

While I understand this is for Beginners, this book was double spaced and not a lot of getup and go type examples. I had hoped for a little more from it but I wouldn't suggest this book for anyone.

Great book, but poorly written and had a hard time following it

This book really needs editing. The days are over where people with technical knowledge can be excused from being competent writers. At a minimum, publishers, even self-publishers, should hire a good editor. Some of the writing uses jargon that is unexplained. This is a book that is aimed at NOOBs. An example is the section on SSH Key. Another is the section on overclocking.Some things are just bad writing. They weaken the book and one's assessment of the writer's grasp of the subject. An example is the frequent use of the phrase "is going to, " where "is" or “will” should be used. Try cutting out “going to.” Doesn’t it read better?I would not bring the writer into to a classroom or a board meeting if I was going to hear what I read. This is the 2nd edition. I look forward to reading an edited 3rd edition. Don’t use a computer grammar checker.