Modifications

After you're connected to the serial REPL try pressing enter to confirm you see the '''>>>''' prompt.  You can also type '''help()''' and press enter on most boards to see basic usage information.

After you're connected to the serial REPL try pressing enter to confirm you see the '''>>>''' prompt.  You can also type '''help()''' and press enter on most boards to see basic usage information.

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If you can't get a '''>>>''' prompt to appear try pressing '''Ctrl-c''' a couple times to interrupt any running program on the board.

If you can't get a '''>>>''' prompt to appear try pressing '''Ctrl-c''' a couple times to interrupt any running program on the board.

You might get a '''Traceback''' and '''KeyboardInterrupt''' that lets you know the current Python program has stopped, and you'll get a prompt:

You might get a '''Traceback''' and '''KeyboardInterrupt''' that lets you know the current Python program has stopped, and you'll get a prompt:

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That's all there is to connecting to the board's serial REPL, you're ready to start typing in and running CircuitPython code!

That's all there is to connecting to the board's serial REPL, you're ready to start typing in and running CircuitPython code!