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Originally Posted by Hans Tucker
Yes it is more for self interest spurned on after a Systems/Project Engineering course that used a Lego kit coding kit as part of the practical component of the course.
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I'd suggest you take a look at Arduino - the hardware is really cheap, and readily available from Jaycar, eBay, Amazon, etc. There are thousands of "recipes" available to get you started on any project you can think of. The official website
https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/ is very well-documented.
The coding language is C++, so it is a modern structured computer language, and the skills you develop can be translated into other languages if your horizons broaden.