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 First, you need to have good amount of patience to ace in Robotics.
 
-1) Be good at any one programming language to have a good grip over code.
-2) Learn RaspberryPi or Arduino for the proper understanding of electronics and logic.
+1) Start by using an easy programming language that can help you understand how robots work. A good place to start is [Lego Mindstorms](https://www.lego.com/en-us/mindstorms) where you can use a basic representation of programming to make your robot do things. If you don't want to buy [Lego Mindstorms](https://www.lego.com/en-us/mindstorms), that's okay! However, it does help understand the basics of robotics, which will help you better understand the advanced machines you'll work with in the future.
+2) Be good at any one programming language to have a good grip over code.
+3) Learn RaspberryPi or Arduino for the proper understanding of electronics and logic.
   Now the difference between RaspberryPi and Arduino is:
   RaspberryPi is a SBC(Single-Board-Computer) whereas  Arduino is only a Microcontroller.
   So the difference between the above stuff is quite important.
-3) Inverse Kinematics is very important for the designing part. 
+4) Inverse Kinematics is very important for the designing part. 
   Here is a good resource to learn [Inverse kinematics](https://www.intechopen.com/books/industrial_robotics_theory_modelling_and_control/robot_kinematics__forward_and_inverse_kinematics).
   
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 Putting together, these resources are good enough to kick start your journey with Robotics!
 
 ### More Information:
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 [Actuator (Wikipedia.org)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actuator)
 
+[Lego Mindstorms (lego.com/en-us/mindstorms)](https://www.lego.com/en-us/mindstorms)
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