Raspberry Pi
Cable which connects the Raspberry Pi to a monitor
HDMI
The output of print("Hello, world!")
Hello, world!
Amount of Ram that can be in a Raspberry Pi 4?
1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB, and 8 GB
How many evolutions does Eevee have?
8
Who is a British engineer, creator of the Raspberry Pi and the Raspberry Pi Foundation?
Who is Even Upton?
The Raspberry Pi OS is called what?
Raspbian
The last thing a line of code in Python does
Creates a new line
Enabling this feature can boost your PC's performance with the color red.
RGB lights
What Microcontroller will everyone be able to take home with after camp?
What is a Maker-Pi RP2040?
What is the connection of physical objects motors, LEDs, and sensors, using wires, and using programming to interact with these physical objects?
What is Physical Computing?
Number of GPIO pins on a Raspberry Pi
40
Python was named after
Monty Python
What controls the computer processes and communicates with the other components of a personal computer?
What is a CPU?
What is the strongest Pokémon?
Arceus
What is a free visual block programming language and online community targeted primarily at students?
What is Scratch?
Raspberry Pi power connector
Micro USB
What career applies to python the most on an everyday basis?
What are software development engineering?
Even though the first modern computer was massive it could actually only do 4 things. What are they?
Add, subtract, multiply and divide.
A software used for sending or creating code to the RP 2040.
What is Thonny?
What software that supports a computer's basic functions, such as scheduling tasks, executing applications, and controlling peripherals?
What is an Operating System?
The initial release date for the Raspberry Pi 1 B
29th, February 2012
Language which Python was written in
C
What does adding more Ram allow for a computer?
It can boost system responsiveness and improve frame rates when compared to systems with less memory. Also allow more tabs open without hiccuping.
What was the first Pokémon ash caught?
Caterpie
What became the standard for connecting keyboards, mice, printers and hard drives, eventually replacing the PC's serial and parallel ports?
What is USB Cord?