Raspberry Pi For Beginners - 2022 Complete Course - How to Safely Manipulate Your Board

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of following safety guidelines when working with a Raspberry Pi. It covers key points such as powering off the device before making hardware changes, avoiding electrostatic discharge, and ensuring correct voltage levels for GPIO pins. The instructor advises double-checking setups and avoiding improvisation to prevent damage to the Raspberry Pi.

What is the main risk of not following instructions when setting up a Raspberry Pi?

• Getting electrocuted

• Frying the board

• Losing data

• Overheating the device

What should you always do before making any hardware changes to your Raspberry Pi?

• Update the software

• Power off the device

• Check the internet connection

• Clean the board

Why should you avoid touching components with your fingers when the Raspberry Pi is powered on?

• To keep the components clean

• To save battery

• To avoid electrostatic discharge

• To prevent overheating

What voltage should not be directly connected to the GPIO pins?

• 1.8 Volt

• 3.3 Volt

• 12 Volt

• 5 Volt

What is recommended before booting your Raspberry Pi after setting up the hardware?

• Double-check the setup

• Connect to Wi-Fi

• Run a diagnostic test

• Install antivirus software