Can I run python code?
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Yes, you can run Python code in the context of developing with Apple's tools and frameworks. For example, in the session titled "Go small with Embedded Swift," a Python script provided by the vendor is used to build, flash, and monitor an embedded device. This script allows for convenient management of the firmware and device logs.
You can find more details in the session Go small with Embedded Swift (05:14).
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