Here’s a simple starter Python project for the Raspberry Pi. Press a button, and hear a random sound.

Requires affordable materials like LED arcade buttons, RP2040 Zero or Raspberry Pi Pico, male-to-male USB cable, soldering equipment, and circuit Python code.

We’ll examine how to connect it to your Raspberry Pi, code in both Python and visual programming and get you set on your way. It’s open source, but there’s a tiered pricing plan.

The Avocado Pi circuit board makes learning Python programming simple, fast, and fun. With the Avocado Pi and a Raspberry Pi (not included), you can learn how to program at a fast and engaging pace.