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''Where to find them?''
''<u>Where to find them?</u>''
There are a few ways to looks for what built-in libraries are available, you can do a quick search in different online Arduino forums, or the easiest way is to look at the library manager in the Arduino IDE. This window displays libraries that are already installed and you also have the ability to install libraries that would would like.
As seen below, in the menu bar at the top of the window click on ''Tools > Manage Libraries...'' [[File:Library Dropdown.jpg|none|thumb|627x627px]]Inside the manager as seen below you are able to select the type of library you are looking for, for example, installed, arduino and etc.[[File:Manage libraries.png|thumb|alt=|none|783x783px]]
==Introduction to Programming Syntax and Conceptualization==
==Introduction to Programming Syntax and Conceptualization==