# Raspberry Pi

**Raspberry Pi** is a mini computer that has digital input and output ports like on a microcontroller board. The advantages of Rasberry Pi compared to other microcontroller boards include having a port / connection for displays in the form of a TV or monitor, as well as a USB connection for a keyboard and mouse as. Raspberry Pi was made in England by the Raspberry Pi Foundation.

There are two ways to control the Raspberry Pi. First, you can control the Raspberry Pi directly using a display monitor or GUI (Graphical User Interface). Second, you can control the Raspberry Pi remotely by setting the Raspberry Pi as headless. If you set the Raspberry Pi as headless, then you need to connect your computer to the Raspberry Pi via SSH (Secure Shell).

You can choose any of the documentation below according to your needs.

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[GUI (Graphical User Interface)](/en/code-and-library-examples/raspberry-pi/gui-graphical-user-interface.md)
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[SSH (Secure Shell)](/en/code-and-library-examples/raspberry-pi/ssh-secure-shell.md)
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