I would like to know where the examples that come with Arduino are stored,
Both in Linux and Windows.
It is to include some examples of the VR3 ELECHOUSE voice recognition circuit.
Regards and thanks
That example is not a part of Arduino, it must be a part of the library that supports it. If it is, you can either locate the library in the library manager then click the 3 dots then samples, OR File/Examples and it will be in the section related to the library.
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In Linux try this: NTP_Time_RTC_Set.ino I searched for one of the examples. For Windoz go to dos and type. For windows try this, it has been a long time. CD c: that should take you to root then type dir blink.ino /s The /s causes it to search all directories. If that does not work try a upper case S.
For the actual .ino and any supported files: on Linux, in the shell/terminal
find ~/Arduino/libraries/ -name examples
~/Arduino is your sketchbook; libraries is a sibling directory to each of your sketches. So those are the examples for each Library, with each individual example as a subdirectory.
On Windows, your sketchbook is C:\Users\<username>\Documents\Arduino by default.
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