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This is mentioned in the first lecture.

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So the idea is able to work with multiple Python interpreters, not at the same time, of course, but

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it does give you the ability to select which interpreter you want to use next, also which device that

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interpreter is installed on.

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So in this lecture, I want to quickly show you how you can switch between interpreters to do that will

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be using this show exclusively.

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So if you go through tools and then options, you will see that under the interpreter to expand that

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drop down menu and you'll see that then it comes equipped with a variety of interpreters.

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There's an interpreter, that -- with itself, which is part of the environment.

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But you can also choose to use the python instance that is installed on your computer.

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Of course, you can run micro python on a variety of devices, including Acrobat Raspberry Pi picture,

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and it's better to have already selected to be reduced since we installed the micro python firmware

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on my brand new device here and we tested it as well.

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I just did a simple calculation a second ago.

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So we've got the micro python print.

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This is information about the Python interpreter that we are using at the moment.

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So if I do a little calculation like that, you'll see that it works from here.

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I want to switch to the only built in.

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Environment.

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I can just do that for you.

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That's only option it and go for the same interpretor which runs with Tony and do the same calculation

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and the result, of course, the same.

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So you can see that the name of this environment they're working on right now is Python three point

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seven point nine.

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But it's not micro python.

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All right.

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But how about something else?

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How about we try micro python on the new Raspberry Pi pickle?

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So this came out recently, about a month ago.

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And I got a hold of a couple of those.

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And it's a Raspberry Pi microcontroller that runs Micro Python.

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I've got an letter here which is just showing me when power is connected.

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This is this is not connected to a GPO.

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So I'm just going to disconnect my inability to connect the Raspberry Pi pickle.

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Is on indicating this power.

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Let's see if we can use Microplace and it will go to two swaptions.

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Select my out the Raspberry Pi pickled.

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There's support for the picture.

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OK, now I've got a new project here for Python.

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This is Michael Python on a Raspberry Pi pickled with this C.P.U.

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This microcontroller senior should say it are two zero four zero and.

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That's one plus one two, so I was able to switch from the HP to microcontroller interpretor to the

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Raspberry Pi pickle microcontroller inhibitor, and that's how you can switch from one device to the

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other.

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I've got a couple of lectures later on in this section where do a little bit more experimentation with

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the Raspberry Pi pickle.

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And I also got a micro bit here to show you how you can run the micro python on the micro bit as well

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and use phony and easy to program these two devices.

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All right.

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Let's move on to the next election and we'll show you how to execute your first simple program, the.