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| ====== Python Fundamentals for IoT ====== | ====== Python Fundamentals for IoT ====== |
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| A program in Python is stored in text files on the device's file system, as Python's source code is interpreted, not compiled, opposite to C++. A typical file extension for programs in Python is ''.py''. | A program in Python is stored in text files on the device's file system, as Python's source code is interpreted, not compiled, opposite to C++. A typical file extension for programs in Python is ''.py''. |
| In the context of IoT programming, both Python and Micropython share the same syntax and mostly the same libraries, so source code, in many cases, is portable. General hardware-related libraries like GPIO handling or timers are shared between those two Python worlds, and hardware-specific differences are minor compared to the Arduino framework.\\ | In the context of IoT programming, both Python and Micropython share the same syntax and mostly the same libraries, so source code, in many cases, is portable. General hardware-related libraries like GPIO handling or timers are shared between those two Python worlds, and hardware-specific differences are minor compared to the Arduino framework.\\ |
