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Breadboard drawing of an Arduino Uno connected to a breadboard. The Arduino's 5V hole has a red wire connecting it to the outer left side row of the board. This is the voltage bus on the left side. The Arduino's ground hole has a black wire connecting it to the inner left side row of the board. This is the ground bus on the left side. At the bottom of the breadboard, a red wire connects the left side voltage bus to the inner row on the right side. This is the right side voltage bus. Similarly, a black wire connects the left side ground bus to the outer row on the right side. This is the right side ground bus.

An Arduino Uno connected to a breadboard. The Arduino’s 5V and ground holes are supplying voltage to the breadboard.

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