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* Stranded

* Stranded

** Stranded wire is made up of many thin wires that are twisted together. It is flexible and can be easily bent, making it ideal for use in situations where the wire needs to be moved frequently. However, it can be more difficult to work with because the individual strands can break if not handled carefully.  

** Stranded wire is made up of many thin wires that are twisted together. It is flexible and can be easily bent, making it ideal for use in situations where the wire needs to be moved frequently. However, it can be more difficult to work with because the individual strands can break if not handled carefully.[[File:Stranded wire.png|center|thumb|Stranded wire]]

 

 

* Solid core wire

* Solid core wire

** Solid wire is made up of a single piece of wire and is less flexible than stranded wire. It is easier to work with because it does not have individual strands that can break, but it can be more difficult to bend and shape.  

** Solid wire is made up of a single piece of wire and is less flexible than stranded wire. It is easier to work with because it does not have individual strands that can break, but it can be more difficult to bend and shape.  

 

 

 

* Jumper wires

* Jumper wires

** Jumper wires are short, pre-formed wires with connectors on each end that are used to make connections on a breadboard. They come in different lengths and colors, and they are specifically designed to work with breadboards. They are easy to use and can save time when connecting components on a breadboard.  

** Jumper wires are short, pre-formed wires with connectors on each end that are used to make connections on a breadboard. They come in different lengths and colors, and they are specifically designed to work with breadboards. They are easy to use and can save time when connecting components on a breadboard.  

 

 

 

 

 

===Tips for neat/reliable breadboarding===  

===Tips for neat/reliable breadboarding===