b'5. OPEN THE ARDUINO IDE:Open the Arduino IDE software on your computer. Poke around and get to know the interface. We arent going to code right away; this step is to set your IDE to identify your RedBoard. B E D C GA Blink | Arduino 1.8.9 KBlinkHTHE THREE MOST IMPORTANT COMMANDS IN THE ARDUINO IDE IFArduino/Genuino Uno on /dev/cu.Bluetooth-ModemArduino/Genuino Uno on/dev/cu.usbserialDNO18JWS JGRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE (GUI)Compiles and approves your code. It will catch errors in syntax A VERIFY (like missing semicolons or parentheses). Sends your code to the RedBoard. When you click it, you B UPLOAD should see the lights on your board blink rapidly.C SAVESaves the currently active sketch.D OPENOpens an existing sketch.E NEW Opens up a new code window tab.F DEBUG WINDOW Displays any errors generated by your sketch.G SKETCH NAMEDisplays the name of the sketch you are currently working on.H CODE AREAWhere you compose or edit the code for your sketch. I MESSAGE AREAIndicates if the code is compiling, uploading or has errors.J CONNECTION AREA Displays the board and serial port currently selected.Opens a window that displays any serial informationK SERIAL MONITORyour RedBoard is transmitting (useful for debugging).8 : intro'