Assorted Resistor and Capacitor

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  aj_onduty

  Everything depends on the values of the LEDs and PICs you use. I think you have to give more parameters. But hey, who am i to say all this, I am not an electronics engineer! Still, from what I know, you have to put in more data.
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  prescott2006

  aj_onduty

  Everything depends on the values of the LEDs and PICs you use. I think you have to give more parameters. But hey, who am i to say all this, I am not an electronics engineer! Still, from what I know, you have to put in more data.

  I want to buy those assorted resistor and cap for breadboarding project. I don't know what project would be next. So, I just want to know which value is most commonly used, so I can buy in bulk to save cost.
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  silverscorpion

  Well, as already told, it depends on the project.
  
  But what I do know is that, you wont be needing very high value resistors of the order of mega Ohms very much.
  So, one or two of them in such high resistance will suffice..
  
  As to the low and mid value resistors, aka kiloOhms and Ohms, well, you can't say. I think you can get a box of resistors which will contain all the commonly used values.. There will be some 5 or 6 pieces of each value..
  If you want more of a particular value, you can always combine resistors of other values in series or parallel, and get to the value you want. So, it really shouldn't be a problem..