Two Ws, help you get started with Arduino

When it comes to Arduino, do you feel upset as a novice? Don’t worry! Here I want to teach you how to get start with Arduino through two Ws. That is, where to learn and what to buy.
First question, where to learn? I think the best and easiest way is the internet. As we all know, with the development of technology, internet become more and more popular and play a more important role in society. You can almost get everything you want from the internet. Many people want to share their experience online. There are also some forums here to give you lots of treasure advices.
Second question, what to buy? This is the basic for learning the platform.

1, you must have a controller board. There are two main controller boards in the market: The Uno and the Due. The Uno has an ATmega328 microcontroller, which has merely 2K of system memory and 32K of flash memory. The Due, which has a 32-bit ARM processor with 50k of SRAM and 256k of flash memory, built around the SAM3X8E ARM Cortex-M3 microprocessor. It has three times I/O pins than Uno, so no matter how many servos, sensors you want to add, you can make it.
2, a breadboard is needed. The breadboard, which has a plastic block with holes in it and sprung metal connections behind, can make us build our complicated circuits directly, instead of soldering. So we can build the Arduino project on the breadboard rather than twisted wires.
3, that would be better if you get some solid-core wire and some wire strippers with you. You also need pliers to cut and remove the insulation from the ends of the wire.
4, in order to understand the layout of the circuit easily, you’d also need some wires of different colors, red for all wires connected to the positive side of the supply, black for negative, and some yellow for other connections.
That’s all you need to buy! I recommend you get them from Yasurs, where you can find every component you need. You will certainly have a perfect user experience here. I promise you.