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Installing the Arduino Software
We start by downloading the Arduino IDE or Arduino Environment (both short for Integrated Development Environtment), which is a computer program that'll allow us to write code and upload it to an Arduino development board. At the time of this writing, the latest version of the program is (1.6.8).
The program is available for OS X, Linux, and Windows. The download links are availble at:
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Once downloaded, installing the Arduino IDE is no different than installing any other program or application on our system.
Mac OS X
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Double click the zipped file arduino-1.6.8-macosx.zip to extract the Arduino app. You can execute it from it's current location, but it is common practice to move it to your Applications folder. The quickest way is to drag and drop it using Finder.
Windows
You can download either a Windows installer if you have administrative rights on your system, or a .zip file containing all the necessary files if are unable to install programs.
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If you're able to run the Windows installer, you'll be prompted for installing the USB drivers, which are necessary for communicating with the Arduino boards. Select Install from the options.
Once the installation finishes, the program can be accased through the Start menu as it's customary.
If your only option is to download the .zip file, don't worry. Below we explain how to manually install the USB drivers. Make sure you extract the files to a known location. Typically we would create the directory C:Program Files (x86)Arduino and move all the extracted contents there. However, for non-administrator users this may not be possible (any other location like Documents or Downloads works well).
To run the Arduino IDE in this case, just make a note of the location of the files (as a reminder) and double-click the executable arduino.exe.
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Linux
Before installing Arduino on Linux, we'll need to quickly check if we have a 32-bit or 64-bit version of the Operating System. This can be done by opening the Terminal (CTRL+ALT+T on default Ubuntu installations), and entering the command:
If the system is 32-bit, we'll get i686 in the returned string:
whereas a 64-bit system will return:
After downloading the version corresponding to our system and uncompressing it to a known location (e.g., /home/username/Downloads), we can run it by opening a Terminal and entering: