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piShift makes it super simple to get programming on your Pi Zero - just plug your Pi into your laptop with a micro-USB cable and it appears as a USB Drive. Drag across a .py file, and within seconds the Pi will automatically detect it's been added, and will start running the most recently edited file.

#Installation
# Installation
1. Install Raspbian (full, not lite) onto an SD card
2. Expand your SD card!
3. Get internet on your Pi - you can do this with a USB hub + WiFi dongle on the PiZero, or by temporarily putting your SD card into a B+/2/3 .
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Now attach a micro-USB cable to the USB port marked "USB" on the PiZero, plug into your computer, and you should be good to go!

#FAQ
# FAQ
- Q: Does it work with other versions of the Pi as well as the Pi Zero?
- A: Sadly, no. The other Pis have a USB hub in the way (with the exception of the A/A+, which we're working on) - and this cannot work.