Difference between revisions of "IoT Coding basics"

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Provide some fix the code as well as complete the code examples. Dealing with numbers, printing them, division and decimals
 
Provide some fix the code as well as complete the code examples. Dealing with numbers, printing them, division and decimals
  
Complete some common Fibonacci or squares examples
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== Hello world ==
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Introduce the shebang
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== Modify the Code 1 ==
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Squares.
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== Upgrade the Python2 code ==
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Create an upgrade this code to python3
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== Averaging a value
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== Exponentially Weighted Moving Averages
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== Glueing code together ===
  
 
Glueing code together  
 
Glueing code together  
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*running bash from python
 
*running bash from python
  
Create an upgrade this code to python3
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== Code resiliency ==
Resiliency with, tmux, and process revival
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=== Reving processes ===
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=== Virtual Terminals ===
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Complete some common Fibonacci or squares examples
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== Modify the code 2 ==

Revision as of 00:44, 9 June 2020

Lab showing bash and python as well as execution times Provide some fix the code as well as complete the code examples. Dealing with numbers, printing them, division and decimals

Hello world

Introduce the shebang

Modify the Code 1

Squares.


Upgrade the Python2 code

Create an upgrade this code to python3

== Averaging a value

== Exponentially Weighted Moving Averages


Glueing code together =

Glueing code together

  • running Python from bash
  • running bash from python

Code resiliency

Reving processes

Virtual Terminals

Complete some common Fibonacci or squares examples

Modify the code 2