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* [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 2|MicroPythonTutorialExercise02]: functions
* [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 3|MicroPythonTutorialExercise03]: classes
* [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 4|MicroPythonTutorialExercise04]: using classes
* [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 2|MicroPythonTutorialExercise02]: blocks
* [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 3|MicroPythonTutorialExercise03]: functions
* [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 4|MicroPythonTutorialExercise04]: classes
* [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 5|MicroPythonTutorialExercise05]: using classes
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We begin with a {{main.py}} file (defining a ''module'' called "main") containing just a single comment line:
We begin with a {{main.py}} file (defining a __module__ called "main") containing just a single comment line:
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__Next:__ [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 1|MicroPythonTutorialExercise01]: main.py
The file {{main.py}} is special in MicroPython, in the sense that when you power-on the device and/or press the reset button, the {{main.py}} file is executed. It's the ''entry point'' for executing any application in Python.
__Next:__ [MicroPython Tutorial Exercise 2|MicroPythonTutorialExercise02]: blocks
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