This is part 1 of a series on the GPIO pins for the Raspberry Pi. Making an LED blink is a great beginners tutorial and gets you to start dreaming of new applications for the Raspberry Pi. You can find timestamps for the different sections below
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You will need the following things:
Raspberry Pi
LED
100 ohm resistor
2 Male-Female jumper cables
Breadboard
0:00 Intro
0:12 What is physical computing?
0:37 Materials
1:04 What is "GPIO"?
2:03 Setting up the circuit
7:59 Code to control the LED
11:54 Thank you!
Happy coding