This may seem like yet another noob question, but I don't want to find
out the hard way half way through my project. I have tried to google
the answer to this, honestly, but didn't get many results. Wikipedia
didn't have much information on this either.

What kind of wire should I use for prototyping on Veroboards? For
breadboards, I use thin, single strand copper wire because it's stiff
and it sticks into the hole easily. However, veroboard does not
require that stiffness and the stiffness may actually be detrimental?

All I know about wire is that there are single stranded, multiple
stranded, thin and thick and a whole bunch of specialty types. Which
should I use for Veroboards? I don't want the wire occupying half the
board so I think it should be pretty thin, and I think I should get
the multiple stranded type for flexability. Also, I think the multiple
stranded copper wire will allow the solder to get between the gaps in
the wire easier, but I'm not too sure on this. What are your opinions
on this?

Please share your success stories as well.

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