From the course: Linux Device Drivers: Reading, Writing, and Debugging

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- [Instructor] All right, we covered a lot. Some really cool stuff, but of course, there's a lot more you can do and learn. So, some thoughts from me. Well, pick a driver type and experiment. Pick a particular driver and experiment. Read the code, read the code, read the code. You can do some web searches for API functions you see to learn more about 'em. Read some of the documentation, documentation directories, especially, you know, if you have trouble sleeping at night. Use the AI models on the web to ask questions, to ask, "What does this function do?" Or, "Write me a driver that does this." Now, the code they generate might not be exactly right, but it's a draft and it'll give you some more ideas. All right, good luck with your Linux device driver journey.

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