If you've been looking for a visual and easy to understand method of controlling an Arduino or compatible board with a Raspberry Pi, then check out the tutorial by Australian YouTube user MrHobbyelectronics. In a short amount of time he explains the required hardware, setting up the Pi for control using the pySerial library and offers example code as well. To get started, simply watch the following video:
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