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Curious about how the code you write can control real hardware? Welcome to the world of embedded systems-where software meets electronics. This beginner-friendly guide takes you step by step from your very first ""Hello World"" program to running code on actual microcontrollers. With practical projects and clear explanations, you'll learn how to program hardware using both C (the classic language of embedded systems) and Rust (the safe, modern alternative). Inside this book, you'll discover how to: Understand the basics of embedded systems and microcontrollers. Set up your toolchain for C and Rust development. Write programs to control LEDs, buttons, sensors, and motors. Work with registers, memory, and low-level hardware. Explore interrupts, timers, and real-time constraints. Compare and combine C's efficiency with Rust's safety in real projects. Who this book is for: Beginners curious about hardware programming. Students and hobbyists looking to build embedded projects. Developers who want to explore Rust for embedded systems. By the end, you'll know how to turn code into circuits, projects, and devices that interact with the real world.

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