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Introduction to Raspberry Pi

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What does GPIO stand for in Raspberry Pi?

a: General Purpose Input Output Explanation

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b: Global Port Input Output Explanation

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c: General Processing Internal Operation Explanation

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d: Graphical Pin Interface Output Explanation

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What is the function of GPIO pins on a Raspberry Pi?

a: Store the operating system Explanation

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b: Control and read signals from external devices Explanation

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c: Display images on the screen Explanation

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d: Increase internet speed Explanation

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Which Raspberry Pi pins are used to complete an electrical circuit?

a: GPIO pins Explanation

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b: GND pins Explanation

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c: Power pins Explanation

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d: Camera pins Explanation

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Can GPIO pins be configured as both input and output?

a: Yes Explanation

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b: No Explanation

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c: Only output Explanation

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d: Only input Explanation

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What is a common voltage level used by GPIO pins on Raspberry Pi?

a: 1.8V Explanation

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b: 3.3V Explanation

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c: 5V Explanation

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d: 12V Explanation

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What type of signals can GPIO pins handle?

a: Only digital signals Explanation

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b: Only analog signals Explanation

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c: Both digital and analog signals Explanation

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d: No signals Explanation

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