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......@@ -8,7 +8,10 @@ Welcome to card10 Wiki. You can [browse](https://git.card10.badge.events.ccc.de/
**card10** is the name of the badge for the 2019 [Chaos Communication Camp](https://events.ccc.de/camp/2019/wiki/Main_Page).
### [Getting started](/en/gettingstarted)
First steps with your card10
You just received your card10, what now? The [Getting started](/en/gettingstarted) page has some advice how to assemble and use the card10.
### [First interhacktions](/en/firstinterhacktions)
After playing around with card10 a bit, you want to learn how to write your own software. Even if you have never programmed before, it is super easy to make some LEDs blink on card10 :)
### [tl;dr](/en/tldr)
Spare me the details just give me the links to the docs!
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# First interhacktions
The easiest way to make some LEDs blink is using python. There are two ways of executing python code: Using an interactive command line, and saving `.py` files on the card10. The interactive command line is very practical to try out python commands, and debug '.py' files. Directly saving .py files makes the scripts you write available when you have card10 disconnected from your computer.
## Using the interactive command line
## Saving files to your card10
# getting started
You just received your card10 - what now?
## card10 assembly
## switching your card10 on and off
## making LEDs blink
## setting your nickname
## starting apps
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