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Here follows some fundamentals help links about the Python language himself:

Here follows some fundamentals help links about the Python language himself:

* [https://www.w3schools.com/python/ '''W3Schools''' on Python] : one of the best resource for learning online.

* [https://www.w3schools.com/python/ '''W3Schools''' on Python] : one of the best ressource for learning online (should I say "my favorite one).

* [https://www.pythoncheatsheet.org/#Python-Basics '''P'''ython'''C'''heat'''S'''heet.org] : Anyone can forget how to make loop, list, dictionary, tuple, list slice, math operator, generator...

* [https://www.pythoncheatsheet.org/#Python-Basics '''P'''ython'''C'''heat'''S'''heet.org] : Anyone can forget how to make loop, list, dictionary, tuple, list slice, math operator, generator...

* [https://www.pythonsheets.com/ pythonsheets.com] : more advanced cheat sheet.

* [https://www.pythonsheets.com/ pythonsheets.com] : more advanced cheat sheet.

That method returns a 16 bits value, so a number between 0 and 65535.

That method returns a 16 bits value, so a number between 0 and 65535.

{{ambox|text=Even if the {{fname|read_u16()}} returns a 16 bits values, the effective ADC resolution is still 12 bits. The MicroPython internal will just upscale the ADC value from 0..4095 to returned value 0..65535 by applying a multiplier. The effective reading resolution is 3.3V/4095 = 0.000805V (0.8mv) }}

{{ambox|text=Even if the {{fname|read_u16()}} returns a 16 bits values, the effective ADC resolution is still 12 bits. The MicroPython internal will just upscale the ADC value from 0..4095 to returned value 0..65535 by applying a multiplier.  

 

The effective ADC reading precision is 3.3V/4095 = 0.000805V (0.8mv) }}

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The following snip of code duplicates the REPL over the {{fname|UART(0)}} .

The following snip of code duplicates the REPL over the {{fname|UART(0)}} .