Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids - Bates, Daniel Wodzisław Śląski

Spis treści: Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids Table of Contents Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids Credits About the Author About the Reviewers www.PacktPub.com Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more Why Subscribe? Free Access for Packt account holders Preface What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support Downloading the example code Downloading the color images of this book Errata Piracy Questions 1. Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi Materials needed Power supply Storage Input Video Network Preparing the SD card Starting up the Raspberry Pi Using your Raspberry Pi The command line Updating and installing new software Other uses for Raspberry Pi Troubleshooting Summary 2. Making Your Own Angry Birds Game Scratch Hello world! Code tour Creating a character Creating a level Moving the character Initialization Moving with the keyboard Launch! Flight Adding physics Gravity Bouncing Ending the game Scoring Extensions Summary 3. Testing Your Speed Materials needed Creating the game controller The controller base Adding buttons Connecting to the Raspberry Pi Python Coding the game Random behavior Using the controller Adding a time limit Bringing it all together Complete code listing The keyboard version Whats next? Summary 4. Making an Interactive Map of Your City Hello world! Tkinter Writing the program Getting a map No Internet? No problem! Google Maps Generating the address Downloading the image Using the image Adding markers Detecting mouse clicks Reacting to mouse clicks Adding labels Basic labels Pop-up windows Code listing Extensions Layout Additional widgets Checkbutton Frame and LabelFrame Listbox Menu Menubutton Message OptionMenu Radiobutton Scale Spinbox Summary Index O autorze: Daniel Bates is a computer science researcher at the University of Cambridge. His day job involves inventing designs for future mobile phone processors and when he gets home, he likes playing games or working on one of his coding projects (or both!). Daniel has been a volunteer for the Raspberry Pi Foundation since 2011 and is enthusiastic about introducing new people to computing. He has previously written Instant Minecraft: Pi Edition Coding How-to and Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids (First Edition), both published by Packt Publishing.