Hello friends, in this post I will explain how you can install the Arduino IDE on your Raspberry Pi device, enjoy reading.

Installing Arduino IDE on Raspberry Pi

First method: 

With this method, we can easily install the latest version of the Arduino IDE as you would install any Linux software directly through the terminal.

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install arduino

When we enter the above commands in the terminal, the Arduino IDE will be installed on our Raspberry Pi device.

Second method:

In this method, we download the latest IDE version from the internet and install it by working with the terminal on our device.

First, after downloading the Arduino IDE from this link, you can proceed with the installation via the terminal.

cd Downloads/
tar -xf arduino-1.8.3-linuxarm.tar.xz
sudo mv arduino-1.8.3 /opt
sudo /opt/arduino-1.8.3/install.sh

Yes friends, if you perform either of the two steps above, you can now find the Arduino IDE under programming in the start menu.

Note: When writing the codes here, if you are using the second method, the part that says -1.8.3 must exactly match the version you downloaded. We are already writing the name of the file we downloaded here, but as a small warning, I wanted to mention that name changes due to version differences can often be overlooked.