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This article covers the installation of libraries into the Arduino Development Environment.

=Installing Arduino Libs=

==Step 1: Obtain Library==

The first step is to obtain the library. This can be done in a variety of ways - perhaps by using a package index, or by downloading files from Github or from someone's website. In any case, however you do it, just do it.

==Step 2: Make Zip File==

Now you create a zip file from the folder containing the library. You can have as much or as little as you want in the zip file, as long as you have:
* a folder
* inside of that folder, a library header file (named e.g. <code>MyLibrary.h</code>)

==Step 3: Feed Zip File to Arduino==

Now you'll load the zip file library into the Arduino Development Environment.

==Step 4: Use the Library==

Congratulations, you're done! Now you can go use the library.

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