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Digital technologies/Arduino/Arduino- Beginner (view source)
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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]]
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]]
When wanting to use a library, one must declare it at the top of their code so that their IDE knows that that file is being referred to,
the syntax is:
#include<math.h>
==Introduction to Programming Syntax and Conceptualization==
==Introduction to Programming Syntax and Conceptualization==