ok so I want to get a raspberry pi zero but I dont know what cords and adapters to get can somebody help?

I don't think very many people here would know the answer to that question. Try asking that question on a thread specifically made for that somewhere else, or better yet ask someone else who has one.

IDK. You should get a raspberryPi 3 instead, I have one of those. Just get a Canakit for it. it comes with all cord and adapters you need to get started.

ok thanks dr,mo14

*Mr,Mo14 also what applications can you download on it asid from the python launcher

also I need to know whats a good cheap moniter I can use with it?

I have a Raspberry Pi 3, its the best one out. I don't have a Pi zero... But I know a lot about how to work them.

To find a cheap monitor, just go to any computer store. They range from probably 20$-100$, or just ask your parents if they have one that you could use, that how I got mine.

we have an old moniter but it doesn't have a HDMI port will a adapter work or does it have to be an HDMI port?

You need: *a microSD card at least as big as 4gb (comes with a kit, or buy it) *hdmi (comes with a kit) or hdmi-to-whatever cord (Amazon basics is pretty good) *microUSB charger (comes with a kit) *usb keyboard and mouse (no mice with the weird circle port) *some other computer and a USB microSD card reader (to download the os and stuff)

What kind of port is it?

IDK I'll just get a HDMI moniter and one of the kits once its back in stock

ya know, an adapter would work. I use one, but you'll need to buy one.

my bro already has an adapter that will work but im just going to get a newer moniter because the other one is really old

- HDMI cable to hook it to your TV - An SD card to act as the hard drive. - Access to a computer to prepare the SD card. If the computer doesn't have an SD card reader you will need a SD card reader for the computer. You will likely need the privileges to install software (SD formatter). See raspberrypi·org - Keyboard (USB) - Mouse (USB)

Does the version you want have wi fi built in? If not you will need a USB adapter for that too unless you plug it straight into the router (but then you would need CAT5 cable) Depending on how many devices and ports you are using, a USB hub. - A case so it doesn't short out or break any fragile connectors. I think that is everything. When I got mine, the extras were several times more than the pi.