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REPL stands for Read Evaluate Print Loop, and is the name given to the interactive MicroPython
prompt that you can access on the PSoC6™ board. Using the REPL is by far the easiest way to test out your
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code and run commands. This is equivalent to running the *python* command (without passing a script) in the command line terminal of your machine.
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-code and run commands. This is equivalent to running the *python* commmand (without passing a script) in the command line terminal of your machine.
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Use your preferred serial terminal software to connect to the board. Examples of serial
terminal tools are `Putty `_, which works for Windows and
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The MicroPython filesystem
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The PSoC6™ port offers both the ``FAT`` and ``LFS2`` filesystems, implemented in :ref:`MicroPython `. However, given its stability and reliability, the ``LFS2`` filesystem is selected as default. In addition, the filesystem is located, by default on the External Flash which has a capacity of 512 Mb (64 MB).
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-The PSoC6™ port offers both the ``FAT`` and ``LFS2`` filesystems, implemented in :ref:`MicroPython `. However, given its stabilty and reliability, the ``LFS2`` filesystem is selected as default. In addition, the filesystem is located, by default on the External Flash which has a capacity of 512 Mb (64 MB).
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The filesystem is mounted with the help of frozen scripts, located in the ``ports/psoc6/freeze`` directory. The default mount point of the filesystem is the ``/flash`` directory, which serves as its root.