STM32 boards

Wtf is this fucking board. I bought it because it was cheap but there are no fucking tutorials and I understand jack shit.
Did I get scammed and I should have gone for an Arduino anons?

The boars in pic is an STM32 Nucleo 64 F401RE

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whats the problem with it

if you expected to work with this with arduino-level skills, then yea you shouldve bought an arduino
for everyone else, its expected to know what jtag is and how to use it, and to be able to read technical reference manuals.
stm is one of the nicer toolchains. im sure you'll find plenty resources for every function and peripheral on your disk, after you installed stmcubemx and the like

literally everyone and their dog uses stm32, if he isn't capable of figuring out a nucleo board then he probably won't have much luck with arduino either.

I am quite lost. I am searching for what the pins do but I am not finding many noob friendly tutorials, and trying to read the reference specs and manuals on the STM website renders me a little bit lost.

I am just asking for a book, a ressource or a series that explains the basis well so I can advance

Yep my error. A teacher recommended me the STM32 because of its use in industry so I jumped on it.

I am just very new to technical electronic. Like I am trying to figure out the difference between Analog Grounds and Digital Ground

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did you go to this page user?

st.com/en/evaluation-tools/stm32-nucleo-boards.html#documentation

i'll point you in the right direction but you gotta atleast say where you're struggling

It's really simple. Download cubeide and select your MCU's model name when creating a project and that's it. It even comes with a pin/clock configurator that shows the pin names and their locations. If you need more info search for MCU model + reference/user manual, one of them has a list of HAL functions and the other one has info about the chip like register descriptions.