The Arduino MKR1010 (read “maker ten ten”) is a microcontroller board featuring a chip that will allow you making either a WiFi or Bluetooth wireless connection to other boards or computers. Installing and using third party applications.This exercise requires having previous knowledge in: Understanding how the CSV file format works.Read data points and store them into files inside a computer.Graphing data in real time with the Arduino editor.The second technique will use an external program to store the data into a CSV (comma-separated values) file that you will be able to import into a spreadsheet program like Libreoffice Calc, Microsoft Excel, or Google Sheets. The first technique will involve the use of the classic Arduino editor, which includes a simple tool to draw graphs out of data as it arrives over the serial port. While developing this project, you will be introduced to two different techniques for graphic real-life data coming from your board. Graphing data is a very powerful way to reaching a better understanding of what is going on with the data. While sending data to the terminal is a good way of seeing what is happening on the board, there are other ways to see data that will help making sense of the information. IoT-Prime Experiment 2: Ways of graphing your data Introduction

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