March 14 is Pi Day. How many decimal places can you list without looking it up? Let us know. Please be honest!

Pi Day Challenge: What's Your Count?

You can celebrate Pi Day in various ways, such as by starting a new Raspberry Pi-based project, participating in a digit-listing contest, eating some pie, or all of the above! We're curious. How many decimal places can you rattle off without looking? Put your best score in the Discussion section below!

Raspberry Pi Resources

The Raspberry Pi began as a project aimed at making programming accessible to those with limited financial resources for computers and software. The goal was to create an affordable educational platform to enable anyone to learn coding. Despite not unfolding as initially planned, the Raspberry Pi has achieved remarkable success.

As a single-board computer (SBC) – meaning it operates independently without the need for external peripherals like keyboards or monitors – the Raspberry Pi excels. It's perfect for embedding in a box to perform dedicated tasks such as controlling drones or robots, serving as a multimedia center, or monitoring weather. This versatility has made the Raspberry Pi a favorite among hobbyists and professionals alike, integrating into numerous projects and products.

The following video details the variations across Raspberry Pi models, providing guidance on setting up a functional system. This enables you to start experimenting and learning with the Raspberry Pi.


Interested in Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi-based projects? Elektor has you covered. Here are some helpful resources:
 
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